Promoting independence and dignity
Alabama and Georgia
Our Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Services in Alabama and Georgia empower individuals to live with confidence, independence, and purpose. Through compassionate, person-centered support, we tailor services to each individual’s strengths, goals, and preferences.
Guided by the Person-Centered Planning Model, individuals have the opportunity to help shape the services they receive and where those services are delivered. Available supports may include residential services, enrichment centers, personal care, and supported employment, all designed to promote growth, choice, and meaningful community participation.
All services require pre-approval through the appropriate state agencies to ensure coordinated, high-quality care. Together, we help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities thrive with dignity and independence.
Alabama
400 Chestnut St. NWHartselle, AL 35640
1100 Rucker Blvd. Ste. CEnterprise, AL 36330
Georgia
Latest Stories related to our Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Services
- DSP Recognition Week 2026
During Direct Support Professional Recognition Week, September 13–19, VOA Southeast celebrates the people whose work reaches far beyond the services they provide. Every day, DSPs help people engage with the world around them, pursue their interests, build relationships and take their place in the communities they call home. A Life Is Bigger Than a Program Support for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities has changed considerably over the generations. For much of American history, people with disabilities were separated from community life. Often, they lived in large institutions with little control over where they went, what they did or how… - Welcome Home: How a Renovated Residence is Enhancing Life for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
There is something special about coming home. For several individuals served through VOA Southeast’s Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) programs, that feeling became a reality as they recently returned to a completely renovated group home designed to provide comfort, independence, and a vibrant place to thrive. - Project SEARCH Graduates Begin Their Next Chapter
On Friday, VOA Southeast proudly celebrated the graduation of 13 students from Project SEARCH, a life-changing transition-to-work program for young adults with disabilities.