We help adults with IDD find their place in the community

Because everybody deserves the opportunity for whole person growth in a supportive environment

We help adults with IDD find their place in the community

Because everybody deserves the opportunity for whole person growth in a supportive environment

Adults with IDD eventually age out of the school system, and the associated resources available

As they get older, these adults and their families are sometimes left without support, and often aren't given the chance to fully focus on themselves and bettering their lives in the face of this isolation. Due to this, many adults with IDD and their families find themselves in a similar situation like the following:

Lack of time to rest and relax
An overwhelming amount of time isolated at home
An absence of a surrounding support network
Without a community of like-minded peers

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M.O.R.E. Possibilities works together with each participant and each family as they take new and important steps forward

Behind each individual is an entire family, and M.O.R.E.'s programs are designed with this specific "Whole Person and Whole Family" focus in mind. We will work side by side with each adult in their self development and support the surrounding family in their journey as well. Through our innovative programs, mentoring opportunities and supportive community M.O.R.E.'s hope is to provide well-rounded self development and growth for all high functioning adults regardless of the diagnosis, at no cost to the participant or their family.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach out email info@more-possibilities.org if you cannot find an answer to your question.

What kind of organization is M.O.R.E. Possibilities?

M.O.R.E. Possibilities is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit.

How much do the programs cost?

All M.O.R.E. Possibilities programs are provided at NO COST to participants and their families.

Do the programs run year round?

M.O.R.E. Possibilities Programs run similarly to the school-year calendar, running most of the year with a one-month break during July, a one-week Thanksgiving Break, a two-week Winter Break in December, and a one-week Spring Break in March. Additionally, programs may not run on public holidays. Please visit our calendar page for specific dates.

Does a parent/caregiver need to remain with a participant during the program?

Parent/caregivers have the option to stay and join our program activities, or can leave throughout the day if they would like and return at pick-up time.

What is the best way to communicate with M.O.R.E. Possibilities staff?

If needed, we advise that you reach out to M.O.R.E. Possibilities staff members through their specific emails found on the "Our Team" page.

What if a participant has a strict/special diet?

Many of our participants and staff members adhere to special dietary requirements, and we make a conscious effort to ensure everyone can be their healthiest self. We do not allow the sharing of food, and encourage respect in an open dialogue about everybody's unique dietary needs.

How do we handle situations involving a participant's behavior?

We understand that some participants may exhibit certain behaviors, and discuss this with their parents/caregivers during the on-boarding process. In situations like these, we have a specially designed 'Calming Center' at our location as an area for a participants to step away if they feel too overwhelmed by strong emotions.

How involved can a parent/caregiver be?

A parent/caregiver may be as involved as they would like to! They can act as a volunteer and assist in our STRIVE program, or participate in our caregiver program, the VILLAGE program (launching soon!). Please refer to the Get Involved Tab.

We help adults with IDD find their place in the community

We help adults with IDD find their place in the community

Adults with IDD eventually age out of the school system, and the associated resources available

M.O.R.E. Possibilities works together with each participant and each family as they take new and important steps forward

M.O.R.E = Mentoring. Opportunities. Relationships. Experiences.

M.O.R.E = Mentoring. Opportunities. Relationships. Experiences.

M.O.R.E = Mentoring. Opportunities. Relationships. Experiences.

M.O.R.E = Mentoring. Opportunities. Relationships. Experiences.

M.O.R.E = Mentoring. Opportunities. Relationships. Experiences.

M.O.R.E = Mentoring. Opportunities. Relationships. Experiences.

Programs we offer in Fort Bend, Texas

The STRIVE Program

The VILLAGE Program

The VILLAGE Program

The VILLAGE Program

The VILLAGE Program

The VILLAGE Program

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Frequently Asked Questions

We help adults with IDD find their place in the community

We help adults with IDD find their place in the community

Adults with IDD eventually age out of the school system, and the associated resources available

M.O.R.E. Possibilities works together with each participant and each family as they take new and important steps forward

M.O.R.E = Mentoring. Opportunities. Relationships. Experiences.

Programs we offer in Fort Bend, Texas

The STRIVE Program

The VILLAGE Program

The VILLAGE Program

The VILLAGE Program

The VILLAGE Program

The VILLAGE Program

Discover the impact of M.O.R.E Possibilities's work in the community!

GIVE

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

SHARE

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Frequently Asked Questions

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