Bello Machre blog. A lifetime commitment of loving care for children, seniors & adults with developmental disabilities in Anne Arundel & Carroll County MD.
By Randon Bittings, Chief Services Officer, Bello Machre
Accessible residential group homes play a crucial role in Maryland, offering tailored support to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. These homes foster community engagement, provide specialized ambulation accommodations, and promote independent living skills.
On the most recent episode of John Frenaye’s Local Business Spotlight, he visits Bello Machre and interviews Bello Machre President & CEO, Dr. Robert Ireland. John Frenaye is publisher with the Eye on Annapolis, and in his podcast series he spotlights business and organizations from around the community and dives into their history, goals, and…
Learn how Bello Machre helps Hannah reach her goal of helping others with developmental disabilities. Through Bello Machre’s Employment Services, Hannah holds meaningful employment in the community and continues to pursue opportunities to help others.
Meet the residents and learn more about one of Bello Machre’s community group homes.
Discover how Bello Machre empowers Jared to pursue his passions, from meaningful employment at Carroll Lutheran Village to pursuing his dream career in video production, while also achieving independence through personalized supports.
Learn how Tyler, a member of our Personal Supports Services, navigates his educational journey and community exploration with assistance from Bello Machre.
Meet Ed, a long-time resident of Bello Machre’s Residential Services, who showcases his artistic talent and entrepreneurial spirit in one of our community group homes. Explore Ed’s passion for painting and his journey as a true artist.
Bello Machre offers people with intellectual and developmental disabilities the services, opportunities, and support they need to live full, independent, rich lives. Our direct support professionals (DSPs), are at the heart of what we do.
This past March we celebrated Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month (DDAM) to raise awareness and support for people with developmental disabilities. Get a recap of this month-long celebration.
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