Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities

The Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities is a non-profit organization based in Lewis Center, Ohio. Employing 59 people, the organization serves the community with a mission driven by providing essential support services. With a focus on improving the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities, the board generates an annual revenue of $50 million. The Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities works to ensure that individuals with developmental disabilities in the county have access to a range of services designed to enhance their well-being and promote inclusion. These services aim to facilitate health and welfare, encourage community engagement, and expand opportunities for meaningful employment. The board prioritizes personalized support, tailoring its services to meet the unique needs of each individual. Their comprehensive approach seeks to empower individuals with developmental disabilities to live fulfilling and independent lives. For more information about the Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities and its services, please visit their website at dcbdd.org.