Our programs provide a distinct alternative to group homes for intellectual & developmentally disabled adults. Up to 250 adults call Marbridge “home” every day and friendships abound in our community. Like any community, Marbridge includes a wide range of individuals—men and women of different races, religions, ages—and diagnoses.
Meet Our Residents
Learn about different diagnoses across campus to learn more about how Marbridge can help your loved one learn, experience, and achieve a whole new life.
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Meet JasonA program helping those with Autism
Over his lifetime, many thought Jason would not be able to work, participate in sports, make friends or enjoy hobbies. Jason struggled with behavioral outbursts.
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Meet DanielA program helping those with Asperger’s Syndrome
Daniel achieved an extraordinary major life goal in October 2010 when he moved into his own apartment. It was the culmination of an effort that began in January 2007 when he moved to Marbridge.
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Meet SethA program helping those with Down Syndrome
Seth is a difficult man to catch up with. He’s always on the go, whether to job skills training through Marbridge’s professional internship partnership program with Seton Medical Center Austin
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Meet Robert and AmyA program helping those with Williams Syndrome
Both Robert and Amy have Williams syndrome, but the disability isn’t what defines them.
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Meet John
A program helping those with Cerebral Palsy
John is a bundle of energy, and a man who loves to be involved in everything happening at Marbridge.
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A program helping those with Traumatic Brain Injury
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A program helping those with a Intellectual or Developmental Disability (IDD)
“I have been to other places, schools, training classes and more, and all they focused on was what I couldn’t do. When I came to Marbridge, the focus was on what I could do”
Amy K– Marbridge Resident
