Advocates for Life Skills and Opportunity (ALSO) Revenue and Competitors

ALSO envisions a future in which all people, including those living with developmental and other disabilities, are fully included, participating members of their communities. We see equitable access to supports and services that reflect the preferences and values of diverse communities and that leads to self-determination, independence, productivity, and a healthy and satisfying quality of life. What’s In A Name – aal·sow | pronunciation also; too | definition The ALSO Logo – A visual representation of the interconnectedness between individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities with their community. The use of the block and broad weighted lines exude the stability of and strength of ALSO’s supports. While the curved elements represent the caring and deeply rooted ALSO values. What Is An ALSO Advocate – Advocates are employees of ALSO and Direct Support Professionals (DSP). At ALSO Advocates undergo extensive person-centered training to better empower and equip people receiving supports to lead independent, meaningful full lives in the community of their choosing. How We Work – We believe in advocating for and supporting people and their families through the many phases of their lives Helping transition from the school years to adulthood through aging in place. Each phase presents a different set of opportunities to advocate for choice, involvement, independence, and self-determination. ALSO’s team of highly skilled Advocates work in partnership with those they support to establish and achieve personal goals, dreams, and aspirations. RESIDENTIAL CARE | SUPPORTED LIVING | MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT | CHILDREN SERVICES | ALSO ARTS | FULL COMMUNITY INCLUSION