Center for Social Change is a private nonprofit organization that supports children and adults with Intellectual Disabilities including Autism Spectrum Disorder. The Center is a strong advocate for personal choices in community living for individuals who are developmentally, physically, psychologically and emotionally challenged.
The Center is a board-driven organization and has a 501(c)3 status under the IRS code. Since 1993, it has been providing various services including residential, vocational, supported employment
CSC Advisory Group
Center for Social Change is pleased to announce the formation of a new Advisory Group. The Advisory Group is made up of two family members of individuals in CSC’s residential program two direct care staff; two individuals who receive supports in CSC’s residential program; and two administrative staff.
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| At CSC, persons served are active partners in determining the ways in which they wish to live. | At CSC, we foster independent living through enhanced community integration. | At CSC, providing opportunities for those we support to exercise their individual rights is viewed as one of our significant responsibilities. |
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Pride |
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Friendship |
| CSC recognizes its role in helping those we support to have experiences that can lead them to feel pride in themselves. | CSC readily embraces the concept of informed choice for the persons we serve. | At CSC, we value the importance of friendship for each of us, and that includes for the individuals that we support. |
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| Programs like CSC in Maryland have seen little, if any, growth in funds received, while expenses have grown dramatically due to inflation and the increasing needs of an aging population. | A very wise man once said, ‘nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do a little." | Want to be a part of the “We Change Lives!” team? Ready to make an impact? Want to join a rapidly growing nonprofit organization? |
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