Horace Mann Educational Associates, Inc.

Reach For Independence

aka HMEA   |   Franklin, MA   |  www.hmea.org

Mission

HMEA's mission is to fulfill people's natural needs for independence, respect, productive employment, and civic involvement. We affirm and promote the values dreams and potential of people with developmental disabilities through education, support and life long experiences.Recognized statewide as a service innovator, the agency is known as a pioneer of supported employment services for individuals with disabilities and a leader in resource and referral service to families with autistic children HMEA manages and supports 25 residential homes and nine employment and day ,habilitation programs throughout the state. HMEA provides services to over 3000 people in 110 communities in central and southeastern Massachusetts some of whom have spent the better part of their lives in state institutions

Ruling year info

1980

Principal Officer

Mr. Michael Moloney

President

Mrs Jule Noack-Gomes

Main address

8 Forge Park East

Franklin, MA 02038 USA

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EIN

04-2300014

NTEE code info

Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations (P80)

Children's and Youth Services (P30)

Family Services (P40)

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Communication

Blog

Programs and results

What we aim to solve

SOURCE: Self-reported by organization

HMEA is a leading provider of community-based supports to 4000 children and adults with significant developmental disabilities, such as autism, down syndrome and cerebral palsy We support individuals from 1 to 101 in over 110 cities and towns. Our 750 staff are committed to creative strategies that increase community inclusion and independence. Incorporated in 1961, we have a long history of providing special education, residential, employment, day habilitation and case management services. We have long believed in the “power of dreams”: helping people to realize their dreams and to become active and productive members of their community.

Our programs

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What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve?

social services

HMEA provides 1. Residential services through shared living, supported living, roommate matching and 24 hour support programs for severely challenged MR/DD adults; 2. Employment/Day services for severely challenged MR/DD, autistic, or behaviorally disordered adults through Day Habilitative Programs, Community based Day supports, supported employment and competitive employment programs; 3. Family Support Services to families with children with autism, children with high intensity medical needs, children with intensive case managemnent needs and children with elderly caregivers; 4. Children's Services including early itervention for children with autism, in-school or in-home supports for children with autism or PDD and trasnsitional services, school to work programs.

Population(s) Served

supporting children with autism

Population(s) Served

Supporting adults with i9ntellectual and developmental disabilities

Population(s) Served

Where we work

Affiliations & memberships

Association of Fundraising Professionals - Member 2002

Goals & Strategy

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Charting impact

Four powerful questions that require reflection about what really matters - results.

HMEA’s mission is based on the conviction that people with disabilities have the same needs as anyone else – satisfying work, strong relationships and the sense of fulfillment that comes from being a valued member of society. All supports are designed to promote independence, respect, productive employment and civic involvement. Our core values are choice and control, for without them it is not possible to have hopes and dreams for a better future.

HMEA provides supports to children and adults with significant disabilities and to their families in over 110 communities in southeast, central and eastern Massachusetts. Although the service area is broad, the mission has stayed narrowly focused on those people who face multiple challenges
Our mission is based on the conviction that people with disabilities have the same needs as anyone else – satisfying work, strong relationships and the sense of fulfillment that comes from being a valued member of society. All supports are designed to promote independence, respect, productive employment and civic involvement. Our core values are choice and control, for without them it is not possible to have hopes and dreams for a better future.

People learn, grow and change through all stages of their lives. Supports reflect and adapt to these changing situations. Listening to people with disabilities and acting on that information is central to our philosophy. HMEA regularly solicits feedback from people receiving supports, people providing supports and community members to measure our success in this area.
HMEA Program Summary
Family Supports
• Children with autism
• Children with high-intensity medical needs
• Children with intensive case management needs
• Children with elderly caregivers
• The Autism Resource Center of Central MA
Children’s Services
• Early Intervention for children with autism
• In-school or in-home supports for children with autism or PDD
• Transitional services, School-to-Work Programs
• Parent training
Residential Services
• Shared Living
• Supported Living
• Roommate Matching
• 24-hour support
Day Services
• Day Habilitation Programs
• Community-based Day Supports
• Supported Employment
Information and Referral
• MNIP
• Autism Resource Center

HMEA seeks to work in partnership with people with developmental disabilities, autism, and behavioral challenges and their families by providing customized supports and services to help them realize their potential and enjoy a fulfilling, productive life. HMEA strives to employ competent, caring staff who are committed to the organization and the people it serves. In turn, HMEA supports staff in their professional development. HMEA is committed to promoting diversity in its work force and its management, and actively seeks to provide representation from varied ethnic and racial backgrounds.

Received highest rankings from auditors showing tremendous success and growth. Opened a new employment and Day habilitation site. Opened a new Autism Central, Family supports and ABA clinic in Worcester to meet the growing needs of families with children with disabilities and / or on the spectrum.
Next is collaboration and alignment with other NPO's for future stability and sustainability .

Financials

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Horace Mann Educational Associates, Inc.

Board of directors
as of 07/12/2019
SOURCE: Self-reported by organization
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