Access Of Red River Valley is a nonprofit organization in Moorhead, Minnesota, known for helping people with developmental disabilities live with dignity and independence, and they were established in 1989 though their work actually began in 1984 to keep children with disabilities at home and in the community, so there's a long history behind the services offered at their location at 403 Center Avenue, Suite 512, right in the heart of Moorhead, and the place is surrounded by pharmacies, clinics, parks, cafes, restaurants, transportation options, and places of worship, which can make daily life a little easier for folks living there. This group is a 501(c)(3) public charity, and all donations to them are tax-deductible under EIN 41-1599920. Their focus is supporting children and adults with disabilities, covering needs like psychology, internal medicine, cardiovascular health, family medicine, neurology, and gastroenterology, with two physicians on staff who speak Arabic, English, and Spanish.
Services include assisted living, memory care, dementia care, hospice care, respite care, ambulatory and diabetic care, and there's senior transportation for getting where you need to go, and when it comes to staying safe, they keep a licensed caregiver-to-senior ratio and go through the required safety and health inspections. Their trained staff help with daily living skills and support people's goals to live as independently as possible, whether that's in a private home or right in the community, and they offer supervision, treatment, housing, and crisis stabilization, even helping folks involved in the justice system find transitional housing and rehabilitation. People there get to take part in adult programs for independent living, devotional activities offsite, and have access to amenities like indoor common areas, all with the aim of boosting quality of life and encouraging independence.
Access Of Red River Valley uses technology like QuickBooks, Google Maps, and YouTube for smooth running and better support, and they often work with groups that promote mental health and employee well-being. The programs here are tailored for people with disabilities-including cognitive, neurological, and learning disorders-and the center's all about helping everyone stay connected to the community, make informed choices, and plan for the future, with services for individuals and families and a strong commitment to public safety and community well-being. Everything here centers on respect for the person, supporting people so they can lead fulfilling, independent lives every day. More information about their programs and mission is always available on their website, http://www.accessrrv.org.
