Humanis Verum Foundation provides programs and services that strengthen care, expand knowledge, promote accountability, and improve opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our work brings together quality assurance, professional education, advocacy, provider support, and community-based resources.
Humanis Verum offers independent certification and quality-assurance services for residential homes, day programs, and other providers supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our program focuses on person-centered care, safety, accountability, staff competency, and quality of life. Contact the Foundation for current standards, assessment procedures, eligibility, and fees.
Humanis Verum provides practical education and professional-development opportunities for direct-support professionals, administrators, service providers, families, advocates, and community members. Training focuses on person-centered care, rights and dignity, safety, documentation, communication, leadership, regulatory responsibilities, and the skills needed to provide consistent, compassionate, and accountable support.
Humanis Verum supports individuals and families through advocacy, practical resources, life tools, and community connections that strengthen independence, participation, and belonging. We help people understand their rights, express their choices, navigate services, build confidence, and pursue meaningful experiences in their communities.
Humanis Verum helps residential homes, day programs, administrators, and service organizations strengthen their operations through practical guidance, policy development, quality-improvement planning, staff competency support, corrective-action assistance, and preparation for regulatory and certification requirements. Our collaborative approach helps providers understand concerns, develop workable solutions, and sustain meaningful improvements.
Humanis Verum supports life enrichment through inclusive community activities, educational experiences, and opportunities for recreation and connection. Our work encourages personal growth, confidence, friendship, self-advocacy, independence, and meaningful participation in community life. Contact the Foundation for current activities, participation requirements, and availability.