From Host Homes to Vocational Programs, our services help individuals with a wide range of challenges reach new heights in their communities.
See the life-changing impact of The MENTOR Network’s programs through the eyes of our Mentors, staff and the individuals we support.
At The MENTOR Network, we believe in doing our part to strengthen the fabric of our neighborhoods through volunteerism and philanthropy.
The MENTOR Network is a premier provider of home and community-based health care, inspired by our core values of respect, integrity, inclusion and growth. We offer adults, children, and their families innovative, quality services and individualized supports that lead to growth and independence, regardless of the physical, intellectual or behavioral challenges people face. We are proud to support more than 35,000 individuals across nearly 40 states with the care and support needed to thrive.
For information and resources about vaccines, including how you can learn about eligibility in your state, please visit our COVID vaccine resource page.
We believe companies have a responsibility to be a strong community partner. As part of that belief, we’re contributing to initiatives that promote social justice, racial equity, and equal access to growth and opportunity. The public library plays a vital role in the Lawrence, MA, community, and we’re proud to partner with them.
We develop innovative treatment options for youth with intensive needs including our evidence-informed, trauma-focused foster care model called Family Vistas®.
We help adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities live in private, family homes where they can participate in the everyday activities community life.
Nestled in communities across the country, our community-based residences offer 24/7 staff support, expert clinical services, and opportunities for growth.
Through our partner NeuroRestorative, we offer specialized services for children with brain and spinal cord injury.
We offer a range of inpatient and community-based services for individuals with brain and spinal cord injuries or other complex medical or neurological challenges.
At our unique day centers, seniors with complex medical needs can interact with peers and participate in a variety of healthy activities that enhance their quality of life.