ROI leads the way in providing residential and support services for those affected by disabilities and traumatic brain injuries.

ROI serves approximately 145 individuals in 21 group homes. These homes are scattered throughout Kalamazoo County - some of them in country settings and some in quiet, residential neighborhoods. They are home to between 3 and 15 individuals. Every home has a home coordinator, one or more assistant home coordinators, and a number of direct care staff. All are licensed as adult foster care homes and provide 24-hour staffing.

While group homes are the core of what we do, we have also introduced a variety of other services designed to serve people with disabilities. These services include respite care, representative payee services, home health, and supported living.

In addition to working with Kalamazoo Community Mental Health Services (KCMHS), ROI also has contracts with mental health service providers in the nearby counties of Van Buren, St. Joseph, and Cass Counties.

ROI is also a founding member of the Alliance for Community Supports. This organization - created by ROI, MRC Industries, and the Center for Disability Services (CDS) at Western Michigan University - serves as a seamless resource to help people with developmental disabilities more easily acquire and manage services.

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