serving people with developmental disabilities

about us

our mission

To improve the quality of life for people with developmental disabilities in our community by providing a lifetime of compassionate support in an atmosphere of respect, inspiration, and purpose

history

Since 1954, Lifehouse has been providing people with development disabilities with quality support.

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team, board,& council

Our talented team working to support people with developmental disabilities.

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financials

Lifehouse is a 501(c)(3) non-profit agency. Fiscal responsibility is a priority at Lifehouse.

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work with us

Ready to make a difference in the lives of people with developmental disabilities?

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race for lifehouse

NOVEMBER 2ND & 3RD, 2018

The Ragnar Relay is an overnight 200-mile road and trail race that starts in San Francisco and finishes in Napa. Each of the twelve Lifehouse team members will run three legs of varying distances and difficulty.

Our goal is to raise $7,000, which will help Lifehouse continue to provide high quality services to our residents.

Join Team Lifehouse on their journey to inspire respect and purpose one mile at a time.

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TEAM LIFEHOUSE

Johanna Schleret

Coy Ferini

Doris Flores

Eddie Mazzoleni

Erin Bertulfo

Felicia Romero

Jason Ortega

Jennifer Waight

Lisa Ann Carbone

Mary Novak

Nancy La

Michelle Condit

Kate O'Connor

Holly Skidmore

ALTERNATES

Danita Mazzoleni

Lisa Rovang

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QUESTIONS

Have questions about developmental disabilities or our services? Check out this page to find out more about developmental disabilities and the services that we provide to our community.

Resources

Media & Blog

Check out our work in the community, follow our progress, and read about the stories of the people we support that inspire us!

Newsletters

Introducing "Lifehouse" a New Documentary Film Coinciding with this year's 25th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), this film offers unique access into the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities, their families and the people who support their independent living.

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