About Us
Our Vision
Some Important Facts
Some Important Facts
The Heart of Georgia DDM homes provides a holistic, family-oriented Christian setting that serves adults with developmental disabilities. This organization provides the opportunity for these individuals to reach their highest level of independence.
Some Important Facts
Some Important Facts
Some Important Facts
A DDM home is a long-term care facility, and placement within the home is the responsibility of the Heart of Georgia DDM.
We currently have five happy residents and are looking to add another female resident. Also, we have five very dedicated staff members.
Volunteers are an important part of this ministry. Contact the DDM leadership tea
A DDM home is a long-term care facility, and placement within the home is the responsibility of the Heart of Georgia DDM.
We currently have five happy residents and are looking to add another female resident. Also, we have five very dedicated staff members.
Volunteers are an important part of this ministry. Contact the DDM leadership team to find out how you can help!
The ownership, maintenance, operation, and staffing is the responsibility of the Heart of Georgia Developmental Disabilities Ministries, Inc.
Our Goals
Some Important Facts
Our Goals
To educate the community about the need for these homes.
To develop a positive public attitude and long-term community support.
To develop funds for the construction and furnishings for two homes and the long-term operation of these homes.
the heart of what we do...
The purpose of the Heart of Georgia Developmental Disabilities Ministries (DDM), Inc., is to provide men and women with developmental disabilities the highest possible level of independent living according to individual ability.
For many, the potential is best reached when they are a part of the everyday life of a community, receiving training and support in a residence under the care of dedicated leaders.
DDM homes provide Christian family settings that offer individualized assistance to help residents develop self-help skills.
Training for residents covers many areas: personal care, communications, budgeting, banking, shopping, laundry, planning and preparing meals, housekeeping, social and recreational activities, and the opportunity to worship at a local church.
Residents receive day services at local centers for people with developmental disabilities or hold regular competitive employment, working and earning wages.
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Heart Of Georgia DDM History
Heart Of Georgia DDM History
Heart Of Georgia DDM History
Heart Of Georgia DDM History
Heart Of Georgia DDM History
In 2004, the Heart of Georgia Developmental Disabilities Ministries (DDM) was organized in response to the need in the Central Georgia area for additional homes for adults with developmental disabilities.
In Memory of Judy Youmans
Heart Of Georgia DDM History
In Memory of Judy Youmans