Overview

The Macomb-Oakland Regional Center, Inc.’s (MORC) mission is “dedicated to serving men, women, and children with differing abilities so they may, as true citizens, celebrate life, freedom, and independence in the community.”

Since 1972, MORC has been supporting the dreams of individuals with disabilities and their right to make choices about their lives. Throughout MORC’s History, the agency has helped thousands of people with disabilities and their families live the kind of lives they want and deserve.

As a private, nonprofit, human services agency, MORC provides supports and respite care for more than 4,000 children and adults with developmental and psychiatric disabilities. MORC utilizes a Person-Centered Planning process, promoting choice, and offers a wide array of services. The agency is committed to the principles of Self-Determination and Self-Actualization.

With an international reputation for excellence, MORC has received Worldwide Visitors studying its programs. MORC has received dozens of awards, including recognition from three U.S. presidential administrations.

Since 1986, MORC has implemented the principles of Gentle Teaching, which teaches a person to feel safe and loved.

As a nonprofit agency, MORC contracts with and receives funding from local community mental health boards and authorities and Michigan Department of Community Mental Health. MORC subcontracts with more than 200 nonprofit agencies within its communities. MORC works in association with many other agencies, including Michigan Department of Human Services, Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS), and local and intermediate school districts, to name a few.

MORC is accredited by CARF for supports coordination in Community, Employment, and Psychosocial Rehabilitation Services.

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