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Intersect for Ability

A collaborative network of non-profit agencies located in the Chicago Metropolitan area that serve individuals with developmental disabilities.

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    • Misericordia
    • Orchard Village
    • PACTT Learning Center
    • Search, Inc
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Intersect for Ability Council Network

Intersect for Ability is a collaborative network of multiple agencies located in the Chicago Metropolitan area that serve individuals with developmental disabilities in all age groups.

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If you are interested in learning more about the Intersect for Ability collaborative, please contact us.

Partners

  • Barbara Olson Center of Hope
  • Clearbrook
  • Easterseals
  • Elim Christian Services
  • Envision Unlimited
  • Helping Hand
  • Little City
  • Misericordia
  • Orchard Village
  • PACTT Learning Center
  • Park Lawn
  • Search, Inc
  • Sertoma Centre
  • Trinity Services, Inc.
  • UCP Seguin of Greater Chicago

The Coleman Foundation

The Coleman Foundation is a private, independent grantmaking foundation established in Illinois in 1951. The Foundation supports educational institutions offering entrepreneurship education, organizations providing cancer treatment, education and support, and agencies providing services for individuals with developmental disabilities only in the Chicago Metropolitan area - its primary geographical focus.
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Problem Statement

The recruitment and retention of qualified staff, particularly with Direct Support Professionals (DSP), has become a significant issue for human service agencies in Illinois and across the country. Attracting and retaining a competent workforce is the number one, common priority among Intersect for Ability agencies. Brainstorming creative strategies and finding innovative solutions is an ongoing goal.

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