About Grace
We believe support should begin with the person—their goals, preferences, strengths, routines, and vision for a meaningful life.
Our mission
Our mission is to provide an individualized, continuum of person-centered services to individuals with mental health challenges, developmental disabilities, and other challenging social, physical, and emotional needs, regardless of race, age, sex, color, nationality, ethnicity, creed, religion, sexual orientation, gender orientation, marital status, pregnancy, veteran status or political affiliation.
It is the mission of Grace Community Care Inc. to provide person-centered supports, services, and advocacy for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and to actively assist them in the pursuit and achievement of their goals and interests while encouraging independence, personal growth, and self-determination to enhance their overall quality of life.
What guides us
These principles shape how Grace communicates, collaborates, and approaches support.
Every person deserves to be heard, valued, and supported without being reduced to a diagnosis.
Families and individuals need clear information, honest conversations, and room to ask questions.
Support should help people take part in everyday life, relationships, interests, and places that matter to them.
Good support adapts to the person and brings people together around practical goals.
Education, thoughtful programming, and continuous learning strengthen the quality of support.
How support begins
Grace can help you organize your questions and consider possible next steps without promising eligibility, authorization, or availability.
Share your goals, current supports, concerns, and the kind of help you are seeking.
We explain which Grace services may be relevant and where more information may be needed.
Funding agencies and program requirements may affect what is available. We keep the conversation clear.
If there may be a fit, Grace helps identify the next practical action for you or your family.
Why families start with Grace
Support planning starts with the individual’s preferences, goals, and desired level of independence.
Families and guardians can bring essential context while the person remains central to the conversation.
You do not need to know every program name or funding detail before contacting Grace.
A helpful first call
Talk with Grace
Tell us what support you are looking for. Grace will listen, explain possible next steps, and help you decide whether a conversation makes sense.
