Home of Guiding Hands serves more than 350 individuals with developmental disabilities in the United States. It also serves individuals who are mentally retarded and have cerebral palsy, autism, epilepsy, vision and hearing impairment problems. The organization receives support from corporations and private and public agencies. Home of Guiding Hands features over 25 houses that provide training and support and 24-hour supervisory services. Its community living program provides self-advocacy, transportation, safety and first aid, and medical and dental care services. The organization administers a respite program that offers support to individuals suffering from Alzheimer s disease and dementia. Home of Guiding Hands also provides assistance to perform household tasks and organizes community activities. It is a member of the Heritage Society and receives donations from organizations.