Daymark Living

Daymark is committed to helping adults with intellectual and developmental delays reach their fullest potential. Daymark Living started with a vision: to provide the caring support and opportunities needed to help adults with intellectual and developmental promote greater independence and a better quality of life for adults with intellectual and developmental delays. Our personal experiences with our own children have taught us that even those who are most dependent seek independence, and that independence leads to happiness. However, after high school, living arrangements for individuals with intellectual and developmental delays, such as Down syndrome and autism, are few and far between. It was our pursuit of a better environment that led to the creation of Daymark Living, a groundbreaking new address for adults with learning differences, intellectual delays and other special needs. We’re supporting our vision with a set of specific goals: * To create a caring place to belong * To inspire self-confidence * To encourage personal development * To provide job-specific training * To build meaningful relationships with peers, staff and the community at large We will achieve this by staying true to our core values: * Health * Independence * Respect * Purpose * Pride * Connection Together with our team of compassionate professionals, educators, management advisers, developers and community staff, we are addressing a real need for parents of adults with intellectual and developmental delays. And in the process, we are providing those adults with the purpose-built home away from home they so urgently need.

Website

http://www.daymarkliving.com

External link for Daymark Living

Industry

Individual and Family Services

Company size

51-200 employees

Headquarters

Waxahachie, TX

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2016

Specialties

Residential community for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, Career development and job coaching for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, Life skills training for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and Continued learning opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities