Contact Information
1111 East Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore, Maryland 21239-3998
Telephone: (410)323-0500
FAX: (410)323-3298
TTY: (410)435-5592
E-mail:
Web Address: http://www.leagueforpeople.org
The League for people with Disabilities, Inc.
Services Offered
Supported Employment, Vocational Day Program/Sheltered Workshop, Day Habilitation Program, Summer Programs/Camps And Vacations, Transportation, Respite Care.
Individuals Have the Following Types of Disabilities:
AIDS, Mental retardation, Mental Disorder, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Blindness/Severe Visual Impairment, Deafness/Severe Hearing Impairment, Behavioral Problems, Epilepsy/Seizure disorder, Head Injury, Orthopedic Impairment, Specific Learning Disability, Speech/Language Impairment, Spinal Cord Injury, other Neurological Impairment, and other undetermined disabilities.
Number of Individuals Currently Being Served: 1100
Ages Served: N/A
Home Region of DDA: Central
Counties Served: Baltimore City, Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, Carroll County, Frederick County, Harford County, Howard County, Montgomery County, Prince George's County, Washington, DC and portions of Northern Virginia. Camping and Therapeutic Recreation also serves the surrounding states and much of the Northern and Middle East Coast Region.
Mission Statement
The League for People with Disabilities is committed to offering individuals the opportunity to gain independence, to increase self-sufficiency and to improve quality of life through:
- Collaboration and communication with each participant regarding his needs and preferences
- Quality rehabitation and support programs
- Integration of people of all abilities into the community at large
- Public advocacy and collaboration
Unique or Distinctive Qualities
The League for People with Disabilities provides a unique comprehensive continuum of care to its participants. The League's Vocational and Employment Services offers assessments, employee development services, job coaching and retention services. However, those same participants can also choose to participate in therapeutic recreation opportunities and a fitness program, all under one organization. the League's day programs provide quality services in a safe and stimulating environment, while also offering individuals the chance to use the therapeutically heated pool and training equipment to improve physical strength and stamina.
Discuss How Your Agency Has Utilized The "Ask Me!" Survey Results.
The "Ask Me!" survey results have assisted The League in improving the quality and effectiveness of all rehabilitative and support programs offered at The League.
The "Ask Me!" Survey Results is available for the general public
Discuss your quality assurance practices, including any agency accreditations
The League for People with Disabilities is licensed by the Developmental Disabilities Administration and accredited by the Division of Rehabilitative Services. Camp Greentop is accredited by the American Camp Association.
How Does Your Agency Support People In Becoming Active Members Of Their Community?
The League assists individuals with disabilities in becoming active members of their community by offering supports individuals integrating into the competitive workplace, encouraging participants to utilize its Wellness Center alongside community members without disabilities and promoting recreation in the community through its therapeutic recreation services. The League also hosts a participant directed advocacy group that is open to all of its members that are interested in joining.
Steps Individuals Must Take to Apply for Services
- Call main number and identify your request for services
Individuals interested in receiving services at The League will be required to complete an application for services. The application for Vocational Services is available in pdf format for download from the League's web site. All program applications can be obtained by calling (410)323-0500.
Special Considerations: Parents, family and/or caretakers are involved in the development of each individual's plan and are a part of the interdisciplinary team process. Only positive behavior management techniques are used at the League.
Funding Sources: DDA, Department of Rehabilitation Services, Medicaid, Medicare, MHA, Private Pay, Educational System Funding for Respite/Therapeutic Recreational/Camping programs
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