Business Details
Trusted Care for Adults with Disabilities in Abilene, TX
Disability Resources, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of adults with intellectual disabilities. Our mission focuses on providing exceptional care and fostering contented lives within a Christian environment. Through tailored programs, we help residents develop life skills, access medical care, engage in therapies, and build meaningful relationships. Our 170-acre campus in Abilene features seven residential homes with private bedrooms, shared living spaces, and dedicated support staff. Residents enjoy recreational opportunities like a fishing pond and a 17,000-square-foot activity center.Our vocational center supports skill development and purposeful living. Our professionally trained staff works closely with residents to set goals, overcome challenges, and track progress under QIDP guidance. We prioritize creating a home-like community where residents thrive socially and emotionally. Our services include day programs, residential care, and intermediate care tailored to individual needs. Contact us at (325) 677-6815 to learn more about our admissions process or volunteer opportunities.
Services
Day Program
Residential Care
Vocational Training
Intermediate Care
Document Destruction
Highlights and features
- We specialize in care for adults with intellectual disabilities since 1972
- Our 170-acre campus offers unique recreational and vocational opportunities
- Trained staff implements personalized care plans under QIDP supervision
- Residents live in home-like environments with dedicated support professionals
- Christian values guide our holistic approach to care and community building
Services
Residential Care
Our residential program provides 24/7 support in seven home-like facilities on a 170-acre campus. Each home features private bedrooms, suite-style bathrooms, and shared living spaces staffed by dedicated professionals. Residents receive personalized care plans addressing medical needs, life skills development, and social integration while enjoying recreational amenities like our fishing pond.
Day Program
Structured daytime activities focus on skill development, therapeutic engagement, and community participation. Our program includes vocational training, recreational therapy, and social skill building through planned activities. Residents access our 17,000-square-foot activity center and participate in community outings to foster independence and personal growth.
Vocational Training
Our vocational center offers tailored job skills development through practical work experiences. Residents learn workplace readiness, task completion, and teamwork in a supportive environment. The program emphasizes individual strengths to prepare participants for meaningful employment opportunities within our campus or local businesses.
Intermediate Care
Specialized medical support services address complex healthcare needs while maintaining residents' dignity. Our trained staff implements treatment plans under QIDP supervision, focusing on medication management, therapy coordination, and health monitoring. This level of care integrates medical attention with daily living skill development in a nurturing environment.
Document Destruction
Secure document destruction services provide both environmental responsibility and job training. Residents participate in certified shredding processes that meet privacy compliance standards. This program combines vocational skill development with community service, offering secure disposal solutions for local businesses and organizations.
Questions
What populations does Disability Resources serve?
We specialize in supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities through residential care, day programs, and vocational training.
How do I apply for services?
Contact our admissions team at (325) 677-6815 to discuss eligibility requirements and begin the application process for our programs.
What makes your campus unique?
Our 170-acre campus features seven residential homes, a vocational center, activity center, and recreational facilities including a fishing pond.
Are staff members trained in disability care?
Yes, our team includes QIDP-certified professionals and direct support staff trained in individualized care planning and implementation.
Do you offer volunteer opportunities?
We welcome volunteers to assist with programs, events, and campus activities. Contact us to learn about current volunteer needs.
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