Developmental and Community Services

Hope Network Developmental and Community Services offers a number of Community Support Services.

Hope Network Developmental and Community Services operates a number of specialized vocational services in West Michigan.

Looking for a home for your loved one? We have licensed, specialized residential AFC programs that meet the needs of the community.

Linking, coordinating and monitoring of services to promote optimal independence through the Person-Centered Planning process.

The program provides necessary supports to adults with developmental disabilities who are interested in enhancing their abilities and growth.

The Life Skills Community Living Supports program aims to develop an individual's full potential, leading to opportunities for increased independence.

Program instructors provide individualized instruction in life skills that are necessary to increase or maintain independence.

The list below provides the names and contact information for local, state, and national advocacy organizations and agencies.

Meet the Developmental Services Team.

Contact Hope Network Developmental and Community Services.

Hope Network Developmental and Community Services offers a range of outpatient support services.

Hope Network Supported Employment provides community-based employment for persons with disabilities, mental illness, or other challenges to employment.

It’s an intensive training to help individuals plan their employment options, prepare and search for jobs, improve interviewing skills, and acquire and maintain employment.

Hope Network Developmental and Community Services provides skill-building services that lead to greater personal growth and independence.

If you are having a mental health emergency here is contact information for your local Community Mental Health (CMH) Crisis Center.

If you are in crisis, at any time during the day or night, call the emergency number for your local CMH office. Find their information here.

Contact us to learn more about our residential programs.

Do you need help? Find answers to the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) here.