We partner with organizations that serve individuals with IDD.

The Harris Center empowers people with behavioral health and IDD needs to improve their lives through an accessible, integrated and comprehensive recovery oriented system of care.

The HUB Houston is a relationship-centered educational program serving teenagers and young adults with neurological differences. We bring belonging to life in a community where members are Heard, Understood and Believed in.

Texana Center’s mission is to deliver life-changing services to people with behavioral health issues and intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Thomas & Lewin Associates, Inc. (TLA) provides HCS services throughout most of the State of Texas.

Cartman and Hampton Inc. strives to provide services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities utilizing a holistic approach that impacts their physical, spiritual, and emotional growth in a positive and productive way. Individuals will be contributors to their communities, Healthy in all aspects, and Independent based on living, work, and leisure abilities.

The Village strives to create the support and services needed to affect positive change in the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, and our local community, so that these individuals may reach their maximum potential and level of independence.

Aspire Accessories is a program of Social Motion Skills, Inc. a registered non-profit in Houston, TX. They are a work transition program for individuals with autism and similar special needs. They provide a solution to what is known as the “services cliff” for this population of individuals once they age out of the supported school-based environments.

Through the grace of God, The Brookwood Community provides an educational environment that creates meaningful work, builds a sense of belonging, and awakens genuine purpose in the lives of adults with disabilities.

ABE Foundations offers classes in a variety of subjects for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Emphasis is placed on helping students become as independent as possible, by improving academic, vocational, social, survival, and independent-living skills.

The Irene Wortham Center provides comprehensive, quality residential and day services for children and adults with developmental and/or socioeconomic challenges.

Reach for Independence provides opportunities to enhance the quality of life, self-sufficiency, and independence to persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Western North Carolina.

Spindletop’s mission is to help people help themselves by providing resources and support.

The Arc’s mission is to create possibilities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to grow, learn, and live.

Noah’s House provides opportunity for growth, fulfillment, and independence to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, by providing a loving, nurturing, and affordable home and community.

Hope Village is a forever home and living learning community for adults with intellectual disabilities.

Open Hearts Art Center is a nonprofit supportive studio and gallery dedicated to representing and empowering adults with varied abilities to connect to and reach their full potential through the arts.

BiG Heroes provides continued post-high school learning experiences to young adults with disabilities and will provide the necessary tools to help each member reach their maximum potential in life.

The mission of BiG is to provide a God-centered, innovative vocational and residential community for adults with disabilities, and to change the way the world views this population.

To build a sense of community, independence and empowerment for adults with differing abilities through connection, meaningful experiences, spiritual growth, and a place to call their own.

Unending Possabilities is a God-centered vocational community that provides meaningful work, a sense of belonging, dignity, and respect for adults with disabilities. Enriching the lives of adults with special needs in a safe and loving environment by providing opportunities for growth in body, mind, and spirit.

BlueWest Opportunities provides residential, vocational, and supported employment services that offer persons with developmental and intellectual disabilities meaningful experiences focused on the whole person. We are proud to call Western North Carolina home and are grateful for the many opportunities our region affords us to explore, play, and thrive.

Pathways to Opportunity is a life skills development program with a focus on real-world application of skills. At Pathways to Opportunity, we’re dedicated to fostering personal growth, independence, and community integration for all individuals, enabling them to thrive and reach their fullest potential.

Thrive Community is a God-centered, post-high school vocational community for adults with special needs. Thrive provides an entrepreneurial environment that creates meaningful jobs, and builds a sense of belonging and respect for adults with special needs, while changing the way the world sees and experiences this population.

SHINE provides opportunities for people with disabilities to work, live and serve as members of the kingdom of God. We strive to become better people each day. Growth includes such things as learning how to make and be a friend, how to show gratitude, or how to do something new for ourselves.