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About Stanton Home

Our Mission is to partner with adults with diverse abilities to actively pursue healthy, self-determined lives.

Who We Are

Core Values:

Who We Serve

Stanton Home serves adults with a primary diagnosis of intellectual and/or developmental disability.

The majority of the people we serve live at one of the Stanton Home residences, others join us for the Day Program at 205 North Plain Rd. People remain in the program as long as they desire to and we are able to meet their needs.

Our Incredible Staff

House & Program Managers

Daeja Gomez

Tristan Greene

Leslie Groff

Katie Herbst

Lisa Love

Joseph Scully

Ryan Wagner

Victoria Wagner

RNs

Temora Allen

Michelle Brazil

Sara Cohen

Pam Curtin

Donna DeRubis

Isaura (Izzie) Fearn

Kristina Gomez

Kimberly O’Callahan

Donna Pequignot

Lexi Ranft

Jackie Strawn

Katherine Warner

Administrative Staff

Michelle Brazil

Radvile Dallmeyer

Rosalynn Frederick

Heidi Parsons

Kyle Prue

Peter Stanton

Sandra Schilling

Rachel Smith

Leslie Telladira

Elizabeth Weibrecht

Direct Care Staff

Jude Charlton

Zeke Cheney

Jennifer Eldridge

Crystal Joe-Anderson

Skylar Karp

Damaris Limberger

Barbara Linden

April Littell

Donna Martin

Tony Moore

Jaron Moore

Aida Nefic

Lyndsey O’Connor

Charlie Robinson

Matthew Rock

Jason Root

Crystal Sawyer

Livia Shepard

Robert Spence

Lauren Thompkins

Ethan Weisbecker

Annamaria Wendling

Caitlin Hickey

 

Our Dedicated Board

Sam Ernst- Chair

Yvonne Forman- Clerk

Emily Alward-Treasurer

Cathy Fracasse

Rosalind Kopfstein

Lusha Martin

Matthew Scarafoni

Carolann Strickling

Michael Ukropina

Volunteers

Yasin Sezgin

Karina Matties

Wiebke Findeisen

Isabel Bergmann

Luis Trujan

Julien Soumahoro

 

 

 

 

Stanton home is looking for people to join our community and help bring our mission to life by supporting adults with diverse abilities within our homes and programs.

Stanton Houses

Stanton Home has six locations each with it’s own character, activities and community.

Liz-Jim-and-Charlie-Noyes
Who knew that the answer to our prayers was just minutes up the road in Great Barrington, MA? After much research and lots of hand wringing, my sister and I contacted Stanton Home and arranged for a visit. The minute we walked in the door it felt right.
Charlie Noyes
brother of Jim, resident of Orchard House

Human Rights, NO Exceptions

Stanton Home believes in honoring the rights and dignity of all people, especially those in our care. Our goal is to protect and advocate for the human rights of all who live and work at Stanton Home.

We provide training, resources, and support to the individuals we serve to inform them about and enable them to actively exercise their human rights. In addition, all our staff and volunteers are trained in Human Rights to be knowledgeable and conversant about this topic which is essential to life here.

Human Rights are a two-sided coin, on one side, we feel empowered when our rights are honored, we feel dignified when we are treated with respect. On the other side is responsibility, our responsibility to honor and respect the rights and dignity of others.

The Stanton Home Human Rights Committee provides oversight and training to ensure that the rights and freedoms of the individuals we support are completely respected. The Committee is comprised of a social worker, attorney, nurse, occupational therapist, local citizens and family members. We strive to ensure our residents understand and actively exercise their human rights. In addition we provide training for all our staff, both paid and unpaid, in protecting and advocating for the human rights of our residents and all who live and work at Stanton Home.

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