Response to COVID-19 OutbreakSpecial Announcement: All Heritage Homes AFC's are following the MDHHS Epidemic Orders to determine the ability to allow visitation on their premises. This Order considers many data points and follows the MI Safe Start and County Risk levels.
With caution and following state epidemic orders of March 5, 2021, HHI welcomes potential visitors to call the AFC prior to visiting to ensure safety for both residents and visitors. With a limit of two visitors at a time, and as long as the home and visitors have been free from COVID-19 primary symptoms or known exposure for at least 14 days, HHI team members will be pleased to facilitate AFC visitation. All visitors must be willing to keep social distancing, wear a mask the full visitation period, participate in symptom and temperature screening and other similar precautions. Thank you for your understanding and support of our upholding our duties under these guidelines. We very much recognize and care about the disruption that COVID-19 is causing to everyone and we are prepared and eager to assist each resident through this until normalcy returns. As always if you have any questions please contact the supervisor of the home or program. If it is of an urgent nature please contact our Executive Director, Dawn Noordijk at 616-403-1466. Please leave a message and your call will be returned as quickly as possible. Thank you.
Who We Are ...
Heritage Homes, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit agency incorporated in 1971 by parents, advocates and clergy in the Holland / Zeeland area to serve the housing needs of adults with developmental disabilities. The organization which began with one adult foster care home has grown to regularly serve individuals residing in Allegan, Kent, Muskegon and Ottawa Counties.
For over the past 50 years, the organization has expanded its mission and services to include families affected by intimate partner violence, substance abuse, chronic illness, low-income and homelessness. Now, Heritage Homes serves families and individuals through developing and managing supportive housing apartment units, as well as providing specialized supportive services in five areas: community living supports, residential care, in-home respite care, daytime enrichment, and social recreation. Heritage Homes is constantly striving to make a difference in the lives of the individuals we serve everyday by creating an enriching, empowering and engaging atmosphere to make it another best day ever for both our participants as well as our dedicated and highly trained team of staff.
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Daytime Enrichment Program
Our Daytime Enrichment Program, based in Allendale and Coopersville, offers person centered community based services that are enjoyable, safe, and physically and socially enriching. This program provides supports to adults that have significant ongoing therapeutic, medical and sensory needs. The supports may be provided in the program facility or in community settings such as libraries, museums, parks, universities, churches, and other venues of personal interest.
The Daytime Enrichment Program was developed to have the ability to accommodate people using wheelchairs and require or enjoy use of adaptive equipment such as a tilt table, therapy platform, personal hydraulic lift, sensory swings (indoor and outdoor), and need close assistance for safe eating, seizure disorders, or other particularly high attention to individualized sensory and safety needs.
The Daytime Enrichment Program was developed to have the ability to accommodate people using wheelchairs and require or enjoy use of adaptive equipment such as a tilt table, therapy platform, personal hydraulic lift, sensory swings (indoor and outdoor), and need close assistance for safe eating, seizure disorders, or other particularly high attention to individualized sensory and safety needs.
Community Living Support Services
The goal of our Community Living Supports Program (CLS) is to facilitate and strengthen community inclusion and participation, independence, and self-sufficiency for qualified individuals who receive support through their local Community Mental Health agency. CLS may be provided in the participant's home and practically anywhere in their community where some assistance and support could lead to further independence.
Social Recreation Program
The Social Recreation Program offers community based services for adults with disabilities that are enjoyable, safe, and physically and socially enriching. We provide recreational resources and social supports and often times first-time experiences for our participants through this program. Events are available at no cost to our participants and are offered nearly every day in either our facility or out in the community as well as virtually.
For more info and to register for events, click here: Social Rec Program.
Also, visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heritagehms.
For more info and to register for events, click here: Social Rec Program.
Also, visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heritagehms.
Residential Supportive Services
The division currently operates four state-licensed adult foster care homes, serving residents with significant ongoing daily support needs. We work with each person on the things that make a difference in their happiness and ability to live comfortably in the community of their choice. Proudly, our homes are accredited by CARF, an internationally recognized rehabilitation industry accrediting body.
For Outcomes, please click below:
2020 Outcomes
2019 Outcomes
2018 Outcomes
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Heritage Homes, Inc. Stakeholders are:
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Demographics of Individuals Served:
Heritage Homes, Inc. serves 24 adults with developmental disabilities in 5 Adult Foster Care Homes.
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Supportive Housing
Pictured above are some of our supportive housing units.
The Supportive Housing program opened its first apartments for occupancy is December of 1999. Through its subsidiary, HHI Management Company, Heritage Homes, Inc. owns and manages 67 units of supportive housing as part of the Allegan County Supportive Housing Project. The program enables individuals with special needs (developmentally disabled, mentally ill, survivors of domestic violence, recovering substance abusers, chronically ill and homeless) to live as independently as possible while receiving necessary support services from various community agencies, to aid in achieving success and long range stability.
In 2003, Heritage Homes, Inc. completed a unique planned unit development in Otsego Township, combining 20 supportive housing apartments and single family homes through the USDA's Self-Help Housing Program.
In 2007, construction began on 45 units of supportive housing in Ottawa County on three sites in Holland, Zeeland and Grand Haven. Long term, it is the intention of each counties' Supportive Housing Consortium to develop 100 units of Supportive Housing in their respective counties to better serve current and anticipated special housing needs.
Heritage homes, Inc. is very proud to be playing such a role in the greatly needed improvement of affordable housing options for persons with special needs in West Michigan.
In 2003, Heritage Homes, Inc. completed a unique planned unit development in Otsego Township, combining 20 supportive housing apartments and single family homes through the USDA's Self-Help Housing Program.
In 2007, construction began on 45 units of supportive housing in Ottawa County on three sites in Holland, Zeeland and Grand Haven. Long term, it is the intention of each counties' Supportive Housing Consortium to develop 100 units of Supportive Housing in their respective counties to better serve current and anticipated special housing needs.
Heritage homes, Inc. is very proud to be playing such a role in the greatly needed improvement of affordable housing options for persons with special needs in West Michigan.
Housing and Supportive Services
CHILDREN
Community Living Supports
In-Home Respite Care
ADULTS
Community Living Supports
Daytime Enrichment Program
Social Recreation Program
Residential Programs:
Adult Foster Care Homes - CARF Accredited
HUD 202 AFC Home
INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES
Supportive Housing - Property Development & Management
67 units in Allegan County
45 units in Ottawa County
Community Living Supports
In-Home Respite Care
ADULTS
Community Living Supports
Daytime Enrichment Program
Social Recreation Program
Residential Programs:
Adult Foster Care Homes - CARF Accredited
HUD 202 AFC Home
INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES
Supportive Housing - Property Development & Management
67 units in Allegan County
45 units in Ottawa County
CARF Accreditation
CARF Accreditation was awarded to Heritage Homes, Inc. for the following services:
Community Services: Community Housing
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