Disability Resources Incorporated
Facilities
We overcome the myth that “the handicapped
are eligible for only the lowest and poorest
paid jobs.” Our innovative, integrated
setting empowers the disabled to work side-by-side
with their non-disabled coworkers. This integration
allows the Vocational Training Center to perform
more complex production tasks, vocational counseling,
and job training, providing our customers with
a broader range of services. Their work experiences
include assembly operations, packaging, cooking,
making chocolates and soap, and other subcontract
jobs. DRI gives our workers real pay for their
work.
DRI's J. E. and L.
E. Mabee Vocational Building
Packaging Salsa
Packaging Product
The MamaSaid Team working
in the vocational center
DRI strives to provide homes that nurture and
provide a stable loving environment for each
of the residents Some homes are located in the
community and others are located on the main
campus. The homes are staffed, equipped and
classified to serve the needs of the individual
residents.
The Hawthorne House
The Amber House
The Kenwood House
The North 9th House
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