Mission-Hope is a community-based

provider with a behavior management

component licensed by the Community

Care Licensing and vendored by the

Regional Center of the East Bay. We

believe that self-determination is

important to all people, we recognize

that the more self-determined the

individual, the more likely they will

succeed in life. Community resources in

our midst are also part of who we

are. We support opportunities for

community living by providing access in

the least restrictive environment,

encouraging the individual in exercising

their own choices and decision making,

which is important to their self-esteem

and self-worth.

Like a walking cane, our role is to

provide the necessary support using

the least restrictive approach

allowing the individual to take

control of their lives and assume the

role of successful adults in our

society. We also provide services to

individuals that display behavioral

challenges and needing protective

supervision, following the guiding

principles of Non-violent Crisis

Intervention to ensure that the

individual receives the best possible

care, welfare, safety, and security.

To continuously provide quality service by promoting active involvement in making appropriate choices based on personal preference and interests of the individual, exercise self-advocacy in setting goals and solving problems that act as barriers to achieving their goals. Becoming equal partners in building the skills and knowledge the individual need to become more self-determined.

 We provide services to individuals 18 years old and over, with developmental disabilities and behavioral challenges in accordance to criteria set forth by the Department of Developmental Services.  

•  Independent Living Skills
• Social/Recreational Skills
• Establishing Natural Support
• Make appropriate choices based on personal preferences and interests
• Participate in decisions that      impact the quality of their lives
• Advocate for themselves
• Self-regulate and self-manage      day-to-day actions
• Communication skills
• Leisure activities
• Mobility
• Self-care skills 
• Meeting new friends
• Pre-Vocational skills
• Money handling and management
• Utilizing transportation for accessing the community for doing personal responsibilities such as, trip to the supermarket, mall shopping, mailing letter at the post office, banks, museums and other places of interest.

Mission hope believes in delivering the best service to its participants in a timely and safe manner.  In order to provide the participant a seamless daily routine, it is the goal of Mission-Hope transportation department to provide safe efficient and comfortable transportation to clients.

Mission Hope maintains a fleet of vehicles to provide home-to-program and site-to-site transportation services as well as gateway to the community, transporting individuals to places of interest for shopping, grocery, leisure activity and much more.