Resident Advancement
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Provides quality residential services in group homes for adults with developmental disabilities, supporting them in living fulfilling and independent lives.
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Resident Advancement
Founded in
1988
EIN
382716661
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Human Services > Care Services > Foster Care And Child Welfare
Address
411 S LEROY ST FENTON, Michigan 48430-2164 United States
Website
resadvance.com
Phone
(810)-750-0382
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About
Resident Advancement Inc., founded in 1988, is a State of Michigan certified operator of group homes for developmentally disabled adults, contracted through county agencies. They are dedicated to providing quality residential services.
Mission
They provide an environment allowing individuals to move to the most independent setting possible, offering staff support and supervision as needed.
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