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DDR, Inc. provides an array of long and short-term options for adults and children with disabilities. We select caring, qualified care providers within the community. Our care providers are carefully screened and have obtained the proper training to provide the highest quailty services for the people we serve. We give families choices of well educated and trained care providers located in Charlotte and the surrounding areas.

Our DDR office staff of 27 has over 150 years of combined experience as Care Providers, Qualified Professionals, Case Managers, RN's, and Professionals serving the populations of developmental disabilities and mental illness. Currently, DDR serves over 400 people through the services we provide.

	Congratulations Dani on becoming Homecoming Princess!!! Click here for the news coverage
DDR is proud to announce the beginning of Personal Outcome Measure interviews. This process is based on our accrediting body, the Council on Quality and Leadership’s (CQL) Personal Outcome Measures (POM) which focuses on the choices people have in their lives. It is a powerful tool for evaluating personal quality of life and the degree to which DDR will assist with the individualized supports. Please click on the link below to learn more about Personal Outcome Measures: http://www.thecouncil.org/base.aspx?id=525&terms=Personal+Outcome+Measures
NC CAP I/DD Services are changing statewide to the 1915 (b)(c) Managed Care Waiver (Currently provided by PBH LME) by July 2013!! http://www.ncdhhs.gov/mhddsas/waiver/index.htm http://www.arcnc.org/pub/?q=node/82
“DDR is pleased to announce that we have a DVD library. Topics include: (see attached). They are available to watch at our office. Please contact Marlo Wallace or Cindy Jackson at 704-573-9777 to schedule a time to come in.
Self-Advocates of Mecklenburg County would like to invite you to their monthly meetings. Self advocates of Mecklenburg County believes that all people have the right to live as independently as possible. The group would like to educate the community about the needs of individuals with disabilities and mental health challenges; change attitudes; and pursue things that interest the group. The group usually meets the last Monday of the month. Contact Laura Newell at 704-569-0710 for more information.