About Us

Our History

Integrity, Inc. was licensed in 1989 by the Division of Developmental Disability Services of the Department of Human Services (DHS) as a non-profit organization to provide alternative, community based services for adults with developmental disabilities.

Through Integrity, qualified adults were able to obtain supportive services, which allowed them to remain at home rather than be institutionalized. Integrity provided alternative living and day habilitation training to enable these adults to be mainstreamed into the community.

As the need for additional services arose, Integrity expanded its programs. Through licensure by DHS Division of Children and Family Services and Child Care Licensing, provisions were made for the appropriate care and services for developmentally disabled children in both our foster care programs and our Daycare DDTCS. Further licensing by the DHS Division of Aging allowed Integrity to offer services to the elderly through the Elder Choices Program, including homemaker and respite care. With further referrals and recognition of the lack of adequate day care facilities to meet the needs of children birth through five years, Integrity established a day care center. Integrity Day Care provides a nurturing center for regular daycare as well as for children with special needs.

Integrity, Inc. does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age or disability.