As a non-profit, human services network, we provide a wide variety of services for children, adults, and families with a variety of needs across multiple states. People with disabilities receive support from us in residential settings, day programs, employment assistance, managed care, and home and community based services. There is so much we offer that […]

RISE is an innovative, non-profit, human services network that was originally established in 1987 to help move individuals living in institutions into family settings. Since that time, our services have grown to support children, adults, and families with a variety of needs across multiple states. We are happy to say that our team at RISE […]

When describing eyesight, somebody with 20/20 vision is said to see things clearly at a distance of 20 feet without any assistance. RISE Oregon is very focused on achieving a 2020 vision as well, but we need a lot of help to achieve our goal.  We have been serving the needs of children and adults […]

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is a term that covers a wide range of symptoms, signs and effects that are associated with exposure to alcohol before birth. Because an unborn child is exposed to alcohol during its vital developmental stages, the resulting abnormalities can affect the child for the remainder of his or her life. FASD […]

Summertime is the best time to get out and explore your world. If your disability requires that you use a wheelchair, don’t let that stop you! There are plenty of things to do that offer accessibility, no matter what mobility problems you face. We’ve compiled a list of activity ideas for you and your family […]

In Arizona, RISE offers unique opportunities for individuals with disabilities. From day services to residential homes where clients can enjoy a loving and family-oriented atmosphere, RISE facilities are designed to provide the very best care and learning opportunities. Day Services RISE Day Services classes are designed to teach life skills that lead clients on a […]

The goal for everyone involved in helping care for someone with disabilities is helping them achieve their best life possible, but that can be difficult to do alone. Not only are there tangible skills but also social behaviors that need to be corrected, encouraged, or redirected.  It is the responsibility of the caregiver to recognize […]

Creating a community is an important part of life for everyone! Whether your community is made up of family; family and friends; roommates and friends; work family or more combinations; the community represents a support system for all the experiences life throws at you. Not to mention the improvements that could be had for mental […]

If you’re considering becoming foster parents, it’s always important to not only check in with yourself, but also your entire household. Being a foster parent is most rewarding when you count the cost, create a healthy home environment, and make the necessary preparation to give your foster child the best life possible.  We understand the […]

Recognition honors excellence in workforce providing long-term supports and services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities National Disability Provider Association Names Tommie J. Gross Recipient of 2019 Arizona Direct Support Professional of the Year Award Mesa, Arizona–on April 16th, the American Network of Community Options and Resources (ANCOR) announced that Tommie J Gross, a […]