MARF improves the lives of Missourians with disabilities by driving public policy and strengthening member organizations through advocacy, education and collaboration.
Community living services across Missouri are dedicated to keeping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities out of an institutional setting and integrated in the community through access to individualized supported living, semi-independent apartment programs, and group homes.
Community employment services throughout the State of Missouri offer a variety of vocational and supported services to people with disabilities. These services include skills training, job development, supported employment, and job maintenance support needed to go to work and improve their independence.
MARF providers serve people with disabilities through many aspects including: Residential Services, In-home Supports, Day Programs, Individual Supported Living (ISL), Group Homes, Community Access Training, Skills Training, Job Development, and Supported Employment.