Our Belief & Background
Fairfax Community Resources Inc. is a dedicated non-profit organization steadfast in its mission to enhance the lives of adults living with intellectual disabilities. By providing person-centered, 24-hour multidisciplinary residential services, Fairfax Inc. aims to create a supportive environment tailored to each individual's unique needs. Our commitment ensures that everyone we serve can live a meaningful and inclusive life within our community.
Tailored Support for Unique Needs
At Fairfax Inc., we recognize that every individual has distinct requirements and aspirations. That’s why our primary focus is on identifying these unique needs through a tailored, person-centered plan for each resident. Through our innovative approach, we collaborate with individuals and their families to craft customized living arrangements suited to their preferences and goals. With over 15 unique living arrangements available, we cater to a diverse range of needs, ensuring that everyone has a place to call home.
A Commitment to Individualized Supports
The mission of Fairfax Community Resources Inc. is clear: to improve the lives of people with intellectual disabilities by providing the individualized supports they require. Many individuals face challenges in accessing appropriate services, and our organization strives to bridge that gap. By prioritizing person-centered care, we empower our residents to thrive and navigate their journey with confidence and dignity.
Innovative Objectives for Lasting Impact
To achieve our mission, Fairfax Inc. has established key objectives that ensure we remain at the forefront of the industry. We aim to be recognized as a leader in providing innovative services guided by best practices, fostering an environment of cultural and organizational synergy through effective employee relations and education. By continually exploring and implementing groundbreaking initiatives, we are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for those we serve, shaping a better tomorrow for individuals with intellectual disabilities in our community.
