What We Believe

• As our communities evolve and change, we must respond to that change in the evaluation and delivery of service.
• To provide persons with the opportunity to grow and develop, we must consider all facets of individuals in their environment.
• We are committed to creating a healthy community by working with natural community support systems, such as family, church and school.
• All people should be treated with dignity and respect.
• Treatment and services always should be provided in the least restrictive manner.
• We should be advocates for people with disabilities.
• Resources should be used prudently and responsibly.
• We are accountable to our service consumers, the public, ourselves, and finally, regulatory bodies.
• Individuals should actively participate in their treatment and payment for services rendered.