What We Do

MDS provides quality services for people with developmental disabilities or acquired brain injuries and their families that:

  • allow people to live in their communities as contributing citizens;

  • provide choice and control in making decisions about needed services;

  • assist in finding services or resources that meet their individual needs.

People with disabilities and their families enlist MDS to:

  • assist them in accessing resources and activities in their community;

  • help them live at home;

  • advise them in developing life and career goals;

  • support them to find jobs and homes;

  • encourage them to meet people with similar interests;

  • provide educational advocacy and support;

  • facilitate networking between families;

  • advocate for appropriate educational services;

  • learn about and choose the best medical professionals;

  • educate them to know their rights and responsibilities.

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MDS services include:

Consulting on disabilities issues

Service coordination

Family support services

Family Council

Supported living services

Consumer Directed Services

Vocational supports

Recreational supports

Consumer benefits coordination and assistance

Training and educational opportunities

Quality Improvement