Our Mission
Building Independence ~ Unlocking Potential ~ Living Life to the Fullest!
Spring Dell assists adults with disabilities in achieving their highest level of independence by providing support and employment opportunities for the quality of life they desire. We’re creating an inclusive community for all!
Our Services
Community Residential Services
Spring Dell’s Community Residential Services empower individuals with developmental disabilities to live independently in the community, providing support for daily tasks and fostering community involvement, independence, and social connections.
Meaningful Day Program
Spring Dell’s Meaningful Day Program serves individuals with severe intellectual and developmental disabilities ages 21 and above. Our program offers highly structured, individualized training focused on communication, social skills, and life skills. The program empowers participants to gain independence, prepare for vocational opportunities, and engage actively in their community.
Apply for Services
You may contact us by emailing info@springdellcenter.org or calling (301) 934-4561.
Employment Services
We help individuals with developmental disabilities find jobs aligned with their interests and abilities, providing support to ensure job success and fostering positive workplace relationships. As individuals grow more skilled, support is gradually reduced, with ongoing assistance available as needed.
Transportation
Spring Dell Center promotes independence by encouraging individuals, often with the assistance of their caregivers and families to arrange their own transportation through community resources, public transportation, friends, co-workers and family members. Spring Dell will make every effort to provide transportation to jobs and programs when other options aren’t available.
Resources
Access a collection of links to organizations and institutions serving disabled individuals across Maryland and Virginia.
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This is how community happens. Sometimes all it takes is one concerned member of the community taking action.
After our initial visit to the La Plata train museum, Richard Gilpin saw how difficult it was for some of the people we support to access this historical landmark.
So, he took action - he created a makeshift ramp to make our visit more pleasant. This time around, people using wheelchairs were better able to access and enjoy their museum experience.
Big thanks to Richard at the La Plata Train Museum. We had a great time!
The SDC Market doesn't just provide goodies for the Spring Dell community - it's also a training ground for the people we support to learn sales, customer service, retail, stocking and much more!
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