Moore Possibilities, Moore Independence,

Moore Living.

Welcome to Moore Living Connections, where our mission is to support individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities by providing personalized services in a safe and nurturing environment, empowering every person to live a self-directed life.

Our AFC-licensed group homes and community living services have been proudly servicing the Michigan community since 1971.

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“A world where people with disabilities are empowered to make choices, live boundlessly, and thrive with dignity and respect in every community.”
— Our vision at Moore Living Connections
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Our Residents

Our residents are the heart of our company. At Moore Living Connections, our mission is to support individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities through personalized services in a safe and nurturing environment. We are dedicated to empowering each person to lead a self-directed life. We also believe that people with developmental disabilities or mental health challenges deserve the same rights, opportunities, and chances to build meaningful, productive lives as anyone else.

Guided by our vision of a world where people with disabilities are empowered to make choices, live freely, and thrive with dignity and respect in every community, we work to ensure our residents are fully included in daily community life and have access to the same resources and supports available to everyone.

Applicants for residence are considered based on their need for specialized residential services (licensed settings), their desire to live more independently in the community (independent programs), and their ability to benefit from our supports and supervision.

Please visit our contact page if you have questions or are interested in learning more!

While Moore offers most services through government agencies, we also work with the public in a limited capacity. Contact us for more information.

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A man sitting in a green camping chair on sandy terrain near tall grass, with items such as a water bottle, backpack, and a folding chair around him. He is wearing a yellow T-shirt, black shorts, and white socks with brown shoes, with a clear sky and some trees in the background.
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