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Who We Are
CRi is a community-based nonprofit organization with a focus on providing personalized resources to people with developmental disabilities & mental health needs. We believe in serving people within the communities in which they live, & have done so for 45 years.
Our History
For 45 years, CRi has has been focused on meeting the needs of individuals by working with families to provide individualized support, day programs, & residential services.
Our Team
CRi has created a caring, professional culture based on values that keep us dedicated to a strong sense of service to the local community. We are a team, working together to innovate with respect for the people we support.
Our Partners
Through projects, events, & other services, CRi’s builds relationships with generous partners who help provide critical resources to CRi. These partnerships make it possible to provide a lasting impact in our community.
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All Services
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Developmental Disabilities Services
CRi provides individuals with developmental disabilities with choice, respect & independence. We do this through specialized services, home & community support, & the love of caring, qualified staff.
Mental Health Services
CRi provides a full complement of evidence-based mental health services with a goal of recovery for people with mental health needs.
Youth Services
CRi provides independent living support through housing to at-risk youth who are homeless, precariously-housed &/or aging out of foster care.

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Our Path Forward

An Update from President & CEO Arthur Ginsberg

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Developmental Disabilities Professional Day Set for July 15

Article originally published at qddp.org.

Laetitia Senjo Wins Prestigious Award for Work During Pandemic

President & CEO of Community Residences, Inc. (CRi) accepts volunteer leadership role