Tomorrow's Hope

Tomorrow’s Hope operates eight intermediate care facilities, otherwise known as an ICF/ID or a “group home.” There are 6 to 7 residents in each home that provide “active treatment” for each resident. This means everything done throughout the normal day is a learning opportunity for the resident and a teaching opportunity for the staff. We also ensure that outside services are scheduled to meet the individual’s needs (speech, physical therapy, etc.).

We do our utmost to create a family atmosphere, celebrating successes, birthdays, and holidays and mourning losses and setbacks together. We build relationships and bonds with the residents and their families.

Resident care is based on the strengths and needs of each individual. It is also based on the principle that all people are to be treated with dignity and respect. Tomorrow’s Hope believes that all individuals desire and need meaning in their life. We therefore strive to see the individual first and the disability second.

All services are provided under the direction of a Qualified Intellectual Disabilities Professional (QIDP) and a paraprofessional. All direct care staff are trained to work with challenging behaviors in general as well as specific needs for each home. Each home has Licensed Professional Nurses to oversee medical appointments and needs as well as a Registered Nurse.