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Become a Mentor

By becoming a host home provider, also known as a Mentor, you can make a difference in the life of an individual with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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Quality of Care Standards

These quality standards embody our mission by focusing on the individual, establishing criteria for service delivery, clarifying expectations for those receiving and providing services, identifying potential outcomes and serving as a guide for day-to-day decision-making.

The Highest Quality of Service

Every individual receiving services, regardless of age, complexity of condition, service type, or setting in which the services are provided, can expect:

Person-Centered Orientation in Planning and Service Delivery: Services that reflect the individual’s preferences, goals and unique needs and that maximize opportunities for success

Integration of Health Care Services: Comprehensive mental and physical health and dental care necessary to maintain optimal health

Coordination of Services: Assistance in coordinating services and establishing collaborations to optimize the ability to prosper in the community

Personal Safety: Safety and security in home and community

Individual Rights and Dignity of Risk: Support to exercise rights, make informed choices, and to accept personal responsibility

Community Inclusion and Socialization: Support in developing and maintaining family connections and friendships, and assistance in accessing community resources and participating in civic affairs.

Vocational/Educational Supports: Meaningful work, productive activity or appropriate educational opportunities

Advocacy: Training and support for advocacy in the community and the service-providing system

In addition, The MENTOR Network strives to assure:

Input from Individuals Served and Other Stakeholders: Stakeholders (individuals, guardians, families and funding sources) express satisfaction with the services provided and their input has an impact on service delivery

Workforce Development: Access to qualified, trained and committed employees at all levels of the organization

Continuous Quality Improvement: Continual assessment and enhancement of systems to improve outcomes and quality of life for the individuals we serve

Contract Execution: Compliance with contractual standards and expectations

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