Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Intellectual and developmental disabilities are lifelong conditions that shape how individuals think, learn, or communicate. People are not defined by diagnoses. These resources help families find services, support independence, and build strong, inclusive community connections.
Local Context
We track our local impact through ongoing community listening, pulse surveys, and regular consultation with service providers and experts. This helps us understand emerging needs, identify gaps, and guide responsible funding decisions.
1 in 5
One in five adults experiences a mental health condition each year.
1 in 8
One in eight adults lives with both mental health and substance use challenges.
1 in 36
One in 36 children is diagnosed with autism, impacting families long-term.
What do I do now?
If you’re looking for support, you’re not alone. These next steps can help you connect with resources, ask questions, or find guidance. We’re here to help you understand your options and where to turn next.
Email us with questions about services, resources, or where to start. We’ll help guide you.
Phone
Call to speak with a real person who can help answer questions and point you to support.
Visit Resource Center
Visit our resource center to learn about local services and available community support.
Local Help Directory
Below are trusted local resources to help you get started. This is not a complete list—please contact us for more guidance.
