How We Serve
Identifying and Navigating services
We offer individualized support in helping you find the resources and supports you and your family need. We help you find the information, education, and supportive services within your community. We collaborate with organizations within the community that provide services to individuals with disabilities and their families with the goal of providing a seamless approach for families. We will provide support for you and your family in the area of adult services (ISP), school age children (IEP), early intervention, preschool, (IFSP). Parent support information, along with education and training workshops. Our supports are culturally sensitive to the unique challenges that individuals of color experience as caregivers and families of individuals with disabilities.
Promoting Inclusion and Accessibility for all
We also work in partnership with individuals and similar organizations to ensure an inclusive and accessible environment for all. We bring awareness, education and support to organizations, businesses, and churches to demonstrate the importance of them becoming more inclusive and accessible to individual with disabilities and their families within the community. We uses our platform for individuals with disabilities and their families to share their insights, information, and experiences, along with ideas, suggestion, and solutions to promote a more inclusive and accessible community. What makes a community inclusive and accessible (choice, partnerships, communication, policies, opportunities, access, and attitude). We are committed to changing the world one community at a time.
Caregiver You’re No Longer Just Parenting
Disabilities not only impact the individuals but also the entire family. Caregivers and parents of individuals of disabilities often provide life-long care. The supports that these caregivers receive can be minimum, sporadic, or nonexistent. The challenges that caregivers face can negatively impact their well-being. Many caregivers have not identified the importance of behavioral healthcare services and suffer in silence. REACH Services is addressing this concern with the Bridging the Gap: Behavioral Healthcare Initiative with the goal of effectively supporting caregivers of individuals with disabilities. The partnership between Hope Behavioral Health Services and REACH will provide culturally sensitive behavioral healthcare services along with family supportive services with the goal of providing seamless supports to caregivers and families of individuals with disabilities.

“Part of the problem is that we tend to think that equality is about treating everyone the same, when it’s not.
-Judith Heumann
It’s about fairness.
It’s about equity of access.”
“No Longer Just Parenting” is a powerful guide that addresses the unique journey caregivers face when their role extends far beyond traditional parenting.
Written by author Patricia Parker, mother of a son with Autism and Epilepsy, this book draws from both personal experience and professional expertise in disability advocacy.




