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Mission Statement
Heart Havens, Inc. is an independent, non-profit corporation
which was given birth by the Virginia Annual Conference United
Methodist Church in 1996. In April 2003, Heart Havens, Inc.
received a 501(c)3 status from the Internal Revenue Service.
We provide for the residential needs of adult individuals with cognitive and intellectual disabilities, regardless
of their age, race, gender, or religious preference, through
the development and management of group homes throughout the
Commonwealth of Virginia. This is accomplished by:
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Establishing and promoting a conference-wide effort to address
the residential needs of individuals with disabilities; |
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Encouraging the individual’s involvement in the
life of the local community and its resources; |
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Respecting and nurturing the individual’s uniqueness,
dignity, and worth; |
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Ministering to the physical, emotional, and spiritual
needs of each individual; |
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Understanding and addressing the concerns and needs
of each individual’s family; |
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Affirming God’s love and care for all of His children. |
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Heart Havens mourns the loss of Larry Holland and shall remain inspired
by his
dedication to men and women with intellectual disabilities.
(Allen Langford, Larry Holland, and Larry Cortright at Camp Rainbow Connection, 2006)
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