CARF is a nonprofit organization that accredits specialized services that center on enhancing the lives of the person's served.
ANCOR activities include a broad spectrum of services, events and partnered activities.
ANCOR's objective is to establish partnerships and alliances that advance its vision and mission. To that end ANCOR is an active member of numerous national alliances and coalitions with national affiliated organizations. We have also established preferred status contractual relationships with consultants and vendors who offer products of service of direct benefit to ANCOR members.
CARF is a nonprofit organization that accredits specialized services that center on enhancing the lives of the person's served.
A coalition of over 100 disability organizations working together to advocate national policy that ensures self-determination, independence, empowerment, integration and inclusion for people with disabilities into all aspects of society.
For the past two years, ANCOR has been working with an alliance of national organizations—Citizens for Long Term Care (CLTC). The effort, headed by former Senator David Durenberger (R-MN), is a collaboration of over sixty major national organizations representing all segments of the long term care (services and supports) debate. CTLC includes consumer groups, the disability community, care providers, insurers, unions, women's groups, and business interests. However, due to the broad range of organizations, Citizens for Long Term Care agreed early on that it was committed solely to raising the issue of long-term services, not proposing specific legislative solutions.
For more than 40 years CQL has been a leader in working with human service organizations and systems to continuously define, measure and improve the quality of life of all people. Services that are person-centered; that support each person to live his or her own life - to plan, to contribute, to participate, to choose; and to be respected and valued is WHAT REALLY MATTERS. CQL offers consultation, accreditation, training and certification services to organizations and systems that share our vision of dignity, opportunity and community for all people.
ANCOR and CQL have partnered to bring a 20% discount on CQL's Focus Forum, a unique consultative experience. Employees, people receiving supports, families, volunteers, community supporters and board members come together for 2 1/2 days of interactive dialogue, debate, and action planning about how their particular organization can leverage its strengths and assets to become more person-centered. The interactive group process builds a consensus on the principles and practices of person-centeredness.
A coalition of nine national organizations formed to promote high quality, person-centered support networks in communities accross the nation.
The DDQC has worked to articulate the principles and essential components of a comprehensive, statewide quality management system.
ANCOR is represented on several key technical committees of NFPA.
A partnership of national developmental disabilities organizations. The Consortium offers intensive week-long leadership institutes, short-term learning opportunities relevant to nonprofit leadership and management, mentoring programs, both undergraduate- and graduate-level campus-based programs, and a resource-rich website all aimed at improving the lives of people with developmental disabilities and their families.
A coalition of over 100 disability organizations working together to advocate national policy that ensures self-determination, independence, empowerment, integration and inclusion for people with disabilities into all aspects of society.
A coalition of organization and individuals working to improve the skills and abilities of direct care professionals. Alliance member organizations represent the broad spectrum of interests affected by the role of direct support professionals.