Morrisoncenter
Nonprofit support services for children and adults with developmental disabilities across Maine, including case management and day programs
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Morrisoncenter
Morrison Center is a private nonprofit in Maine that provides support services to children and adults with developmental, intellectual and physical disabilities. Adult services include community support day programs, shared living, targeted case management and behavioral health homes care coordination. Children's services include the Morrison Center School, clinical therapies and behavioral health homes care coordination.
Its customers are individuals with developmental disabilities, cerebral palsy, autism, traumatic brain injuries and behavioral health needs, together with their families. The programs are supported by donations from individuals, businesses and community partners, and the organization works with state partners on services.
The organization traces its origins to 1951, when a group from the Westbrook Kiwanis affiliated with Down East Cerebral Palsy Association. It is named after Betty Morrison, who served as its executive director from 1962 to 1999. Services are offered at several locations across Maine, and the organization is currently hiring care coordinators, case managers, direct support professionals and education staff.
Product: Adult and children's disability support services: community support day programs, shared living, case management, care coordination, a school and clinical therapies.
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