I love this companies values and how they take care of the people they serve. Speaking from experience assisting the mental and physical disabled is not an easy task. This company does an amazing job and I wish more people would give time and donations to them. They are short staffed and not always highly funded, but yet they still go above and beyond for all the people they take care of.
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- EIN 36-2411166
- (630) 222-2220
- 901 Warrenville Rd Ste 500 Lisle IL 60532-4319 USA
- www.ray-graham.org
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Mission: To create opportunities that empower people with disabilities to reach, grow, and achieve.
Programs: Community learning centers support more than 400 adults in four program locations throughout dupage county. People are supported to participate in their communities through employment, volunteerism and recreation. Individual plans are developed to support people as they learn important life skills.
residential services allow people with all levels and types of disabilities to live in more than 20 ray graham owned residences in the community. Through supported living services, people receive assistance and support in a variety of areas, including community access, skills training, personal care assistance, money management and socialization. Trained staff provide support services to assist individuals in maximizing their independence and quality of life.
the iona glos specialized living center (slc), an intermediate care facility for people with developmental disabilities (icfdd), is a campus of six homes and an administrative building in addison. 100 men and women receive 24 hour supports including nursing staff, recreational opportunities, occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech pathology, social services, clinical services, vocational services, and dietary services.
training, educational, and support services for disabled individuals