Resources For Human Development

Programs for intellectual and developmental disabilities have been part of Resources for Human Development's work since 1972. The national human services nonprofit provides person-centered, trauma-informed services that support people of all abilities as they work toward greater independence. Its programs span behavioral health, addiction recovery, homelessness, women and children, integrated health care, youth development, and veterans. RHD serves individuals and families, and also works with government agencies and private donors and foundations. Services are designed around each person's needs and goals, with a focus on building better lives for individuals, their families, and their communities. Its history includes behavioral health services that began with outpatient counseling and mobile services in response to a community need.