Who We Are

Manos offers in-home and community-based respite, daycare, and independent living skills for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We employ friendly, capable, and compassionate people to assist individuals and their families with daily needs in a supportive and person-centered way.

Our Mission

Mission

Our mission is to support and serve individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities so they can live fruitful lives in their homes and communities.

Our Values

Human -Centered

We put people first, recognizing their inherent value, and stiving to create a world where everyone can thrive.

Reliable

We provide consistent, high-quality care and services that our clients and their families can depend on. We build trust through integrity, professionalism, and a commitment to enhancing the quality of life of those we serve.

Respectful

We honor the dignity, individuality, and choices of every person we serve. We listen with compassion, embrace diversity, and ensure that all voices are heard and valued.

Empowered

We equip our clients with the support and resources they need to live a fruitful life. Our team members are encouraged to innovate and take initiative in finding the best solutions for those we serve.

Collaborative

Our team works hand-in-hand with clients, families, direct service professionals, and community partners to create personalized, holistic solutions. We accomplish this by using policies, programs and processes that build a “One Team Mentality” which will enable people to thrive.

Our History

Manos was founded in 1989 to help South American immigrants in the United States access care and support services for their family members with developmental disabilities.

Since our inception, we have prioritized multilingual assistance, and now offer language support in Spanish, Chinese, and more.

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Our Employee Owners

Manos is an Employee Owned business. Our team of employee owners are the manos, or “hands” that keep our company moving forward.

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