Developmental Disabilities of Clark County

Developmental Disabilities of Clark County empowers people throughout their lifetime to achieve their fullest potential. We support a variety of essential programs including residential living, in-home care, community housing, early intervention for children, adult habilitation, specialized transportation, job training and more.

Our programs focus on helping the people we serve receive job training, build social skills, and set and achieve goals. This philosophy benefits the individuals and the community as a whole by creating good citizens and a skilled workforce.

An excellent steward of public money, Developmental Disabilities of Clark County has been serving our community for over 60 years. We depend on county levy funds for 62% of our budget, with the remaining dollars provided by the State and Federal government. We seek every opportunity to collaborate with other organizations and businesses, and intensively pursue grants at every opportunity.

We were formerly known as Clark MRDD. In 2009, the Ohio legislature removed the term ‘mental retardation’ from our name.