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Hope Human Services, LLC

Founded by Cheryl Borden, Hope Human Services is a premier provider of Residential Services with a focus on quality individualized services

Hope Human Services is a premier provider of Residential Services in Washington State with a focus on high quality individualized services. With over 35 years of experience, the leadership of Hope Human Services understands the importance of person centered services to provide exceptional life experiences. Our mission is to be a preferred partner and provider of quality community-based human services . We strive to improve the quality of life for those we support through compassionate, innovative, and extraordinary service delivery. We seek to provide a meaningful and rewarding work experience for our employees. Our goal is to connect people to their community so that they can attain exceptional life experiences. The company was founded and is owned by Cheryl Borden and Rex Garret. They have a long history of successfully operating multiple entities providing human services; specifically residential support services to people with intellectual/developmental disabilities in community based settings. Historically, services were consistently provided with a focus on quality of life and person centered support; they will continue to be set to this standard. Throughout Cheryl and Rex's careers, they have had the opportunity to serve and develop services for hundreds of people. As service providers with over 50 years of combined experience they have provided residential services in multiple states and they also have developed numerous individualized service models. Their success was a direct result of their commitment to, and relationship to the people they support.

01/31/2026

A strong support system helps people with disabilities feel empowered, supported, and respected while working toward their goals. Collaboration and communication make support meaningful and effective. It means having the right people tools and resources in place to encourage growth while honoring individual choice and autonomy.

Learn more at www.hopehumanservices.com

01/28/2026

The new year often brings pressure to change quickly or set big resolutions. For people with disabilities, this pressure can feel especially heavy when daily life already requires energy planning flexibility and support. Choosing gentle intentions instead of strict resolutions allows individuals to move forward in ways that feel supportive, realistic, and emotionally safe.

For people with disabilities the new year does not need rigid resolutions. Gentle intentions create space for compassion flexibility and meaningful progress. Learn more about supportive disability services at www.hopehumanservices.com

01/26/2026

Advocacy continues on January 28 with another live Advocacy Day in Olympia and coordinated rallies across the state!

Whether you attend in person or tune in virtually, your participation helps shape policies that affect individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families

Visit www.arcwa.org/advocacy/advocacy-days for more information!

01/25/2026

True support empowers people with disabilities to make choices build skills and grow with confidence. When support is respectful and collaborative it becomes a foundation for independence not a barrier to it. Learn more at www.hopehumanservices.com

01/22/2026

Resetting routines after the holidays for individuals with disabilities is a process, not a race. With patience, clear supports, and gentle expectations, routines can once again provide comfort structure and confidence.

Returning to routines after the holidays can be challenging for individuals with disabilities. Gentle transitions, predictable supports, and flexibility help routines feel safe and manageable again. Learn more at www.hopehumanservices.com

01/20/2026

January 21 Live Advocacy Day in Olympia

👉Join the Arc in Olympia for a powerful day of connection, community, and advocacy.

Advocacy Day on January 21 brings people together in person to speak directly to legislators about the services and supports our communities need. The morning program will also be live streamed so more voices can be included across the state.

Visit www.arcwa.org/advocacy/advocacy-days/ for more information!

01/19/2026

Fresh starts do not have to be rushed or overwhelming. For people with disabilities gentle transitions flexible goals and supportive routines allow growth to unfold in ways that feel safe and achievable. Learn more at www.hopehumanservices.com

01/17/2026

Daily living goals play an important role in helping people with disabilities build confidence safety and independence over time. These goals focus on practical skills that support everyday life while respecting individual abilities and support needs. When approached with patience and consistency, daily living goals create meaningful progress without unnecessary pressure.

Daily living goals for people with disabilities help build confidence independence and safety when they are approached with patience and personalized support. Learn more about disability focused services at www.hopehumanservices.com

01/15/2026

Career and skill building goals for individuals with disabilities are about opportunity, dignity, and growth. When goals honor individual abilities and provide appropriate support, they help create pathways toward confidence independence and fulfillment.

With flexible planning and supportive guidance progress becomes sustainable and empowering. Learn more at www.hopehumanservices.com

01/13/2026

People with disabilities deserve goals that reflect their own abilities needs and priorities. Progress is not defined by comparison but by personal meaning and lived experience. When goals are individualized they become more empowering and sustainable. Learn more at www.hopehumanservices.com

01/11/2026

For people with disabilities, health goals often need to account for changing energy levels medical needs sensory sensitivities and ongoing care routines. Health focused goal setting works best when it prioritizes comfort safety and sustainability rather than perfection.

When goals adapt to changing needs and focus on overall wellbeing, they become tools for care rather than sources of pressure or frustration.

01/09/2026

The SMART goal framework can be a helpful tool for individuals with disabilities when it is applied with flexibility and care. Rather than creating pressure or rigid expectations, SMART goals can offer structure and clarity while still honoring individual abilities, support needs, and changing circumstances.

When the SMART framework is adjusted to fit the lived experiences of individuals with disabilities, it becomes a supportive guide rather than a rigid checklist. Goals built with clarity flexibility and compassion help individuals move forward at a pace that feels safe empowering and sustainable.

Learn more at www.hopehumanservices.com

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10009 59th Avenue SW
Lakewood, WA
98499

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

https://hopehumanservices.com/

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