Since 1979, MCS has been a dedicated private, non-profit organization supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Serving over 3,000 individuals across western and central Massachusetts, we take pride in offering compassionate, personalized care.
Our programs are primarily funded by the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services (DDS) and MassHealth/Medicaid, enabling us to provide a wide range of high-quality services.
Whether you’re seeking support for yourself or a loved one, exploring career opportunities, or looking for disability-related resources, we hope you find our website both helpful and informative.
We provide a range of services to support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Our programs promote independence, inclusion, and personal growth. Explore our diverse services to find the support and resources that best meet you and your family’s needs.
Provides residentially based services in a safe, therapeutic home environment that promotes self-enhancing routines and rhythms of a fulfilling life for each member.
We offer include Adult Companion and Individual Supports. Adult Companion services provide opportunities for companionship, socialization, shopping, eating out, and more.
Empowers participants to choose activities based on their personal goals and interests, including options like volunteering, job exploration, creative expression, fitness, and more.
Our ABA services include personalized in-home programs for clients ages 3 and up, hands-on parent training to empower families, and social skills groups that help children develop complex social interactions with peers.
We consider families to be the experts in caring for their family member with a disability, and we endeavor to work alongside individuals with disabilities and their families to create and ensure a quality of life filled with happiness and opportunity.
The Human Rights Committee at MCS plays a vital role in affirming, promoting, and protecting the human and civil rights of the individuals we serve. They are responsible for reviewing and approving behavior plans, restraint orders, restrictive procedures, and investigations.
Our staff works with individuals on essential life skills such as money management, grocery and personal shopping, household organization, and accessing important resources like housing assistance and health benefits.
A dedicated team of staff members provides warmth, sensitivity, and respect to each person. Our goal is to encourage and support each individual who resides in an MCS home to achieve full independence.
Join the MCS team and make a difference in the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We offer a range of rewarding career opportunities in a supportive and inclusive environment.
Whether you’re experienced in the field or looking to start a new career, we provide the training and resources you need to grow and succeed. Explore our current openings and become part of a dedicated team committed to excellence and compassionate care.
Looking for employee-specific tools, updates, or resources? Access the dedicated employee portal for all the information and support you need.