St. Louis, MO — May 13, 2026 — Emmaus Homes, a leading nonprofit provider of services for adults with developmental disabilities, announced the appointment of Ryan
The Emmaus 2025 Annual Report is here. Discover the stories, growth, and meaningful impact you helped create for more than 460 individuals across our community.
Lisa Key shares why Giving Tuesday matters on KTRS. Listen in and catch her tomorrow at 9 AM on Great Day St. Louis.
Emmaus clients shine at the MOAAIDD workshop, using storytelling to build community, express identity, and advocate for inclusion.
Emmaus clients shine at the MOAAIDD workshop, using storytelling to build community, express identity, and advocate for inclusion.
Emmaus clients shine at the MOAAIDD workshop, using storytelling to build community, express identity, and advocate for inclusion.
Emmaus clients shine at the MOAAIDD workshop, using storytelling to build community, express identity, and advocate for inclusion.
Heather’s world opened up with Emmaus—new friendships, bold dreams, and the daily support to live life on her terms.
When Did You Start At Emmaus?I joined Emmaus in March of 2019. What Originally Made You Want to Work For Emmaus?My grandparents (whom I adore)
Susie Parker shares her first visit to Capitol Hill, advocating for disability services and inspiring others to join the cause.
For more than 130 years Emmaus has proudly served adults with developmental disabilities in the St. Louis metropolitan area, including on our former campus in
Kristen’s life has been transformed at Emmaus Homes, thanks to your monthly support, enabling her to thrive and grow in every way.
Kristen’s life has been transformed at Emmaus Homes, thanks to your monthly support, enabling her to thrive and grow in every way.
Discover how monthly donations transform lives at Emmaus Homes, supporting clients and enhancing the quality of care through consistent giving.
Discover how monthly donations transform lives at Emmaus Homes, supporting clients and enhancing the quality of care through consistent giving.
Explore the impact of the ADA and its alignment with Emmaus’ mission to empower and include individuals with disabilities.
PRESS RELEASE February 27, 2024Community Living Announces Transition of Residential Services to Emmaus Homes Community Living has announced the transition of their residential services program
When Did You Start At Emmaus?September 2023 Why Did You Choose Work At Emmaus?I learned about Emmaus from a recruiter and then reviewed the website
When Did You Start At Emmaus?I started at Emmaus in September 2014 What Originally Made You Want to Work For Emmaus?Emmaus Homes does a wonderful
When Did You Start At Emmaus?I joined the Emmaus in April of 2014 What Originally Made You Want to Work For Emmaus?I have worked in
Technology has always lent a helping hand for people with disabilities. Without it, Pat and many of our other clients could not grow to become more independent or connect with their loved ones. The technology that Pat uses on a daily basis has given him the chance to do routine tasks on his own. Since Pat uses a wheelchair, being able to do things for himself through limited movement or with the control of his voice is essential for his personal growth.
Technology has always lent a helping hand for people with disabilities. Without it, Pat and many of our other clients could not grow to become more independent or connect with their loved ones. The technology that Pat uses on a daily basis has given him the chance to do routine tasks on his own. Since Pat uses a wheelchair, being able to do things for himself through limited movement or with the control of his voice is essential for his personal growth.
Technology has always lent a helping hand for people with disabilities. Without it, Pat and many of our other clients could not grow to become more independent or connect with their loved ones. The technology that Pat uses on a daily basis has given him the chance to do routine tasks on his own. Since Pat uses a wheelchair, being able to do things for himself through limited movement or with the control of his voice is essential for his personal growth.
On March 1st, hundreds of Missourians with disabilities and their friends, families, and staff from every corner of the state traveled to the State Capitol
What is Diversity, Equity and Inclusion? Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) is a phrase that has become important to individuals and organizations that are working
Written by Dr. Rachel C. Morgan In February of 2019, Missouri announced its initiative to become a “Technology First State”, as the Direct Support Personnel
As we’ve recently announced, for the second year in a row, an Emmaus team member has won ANCOR American Network of Community Options and Resources‘ 2022
Emmaus shared a historic announcement last week about an increase in starting salary of up to $18/hour for Direct Support Professionals (DSPs). DSPs provide a
Emmaus is proud to announce that Michael Guess, Direct Support Professional was selected as the 2022 DSP of the Year for Missouri. Michael was nominated
Services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) are primarily funded through state and federal tax dollars. That is true at Emmaus and other
Refer Someone! Follow Emmaus on Facebook and spread the word by sharing new openings! Reach out to a Recruiter. Visit www.EmmausCareers.org to find open positions
Want to build a deeper connection with Emmaus? Try being a Neighbor-to-Neighbor! Neighbor-to-Neighbor volunteering involves building a steady presence with one individual home. Inside that
Kelly* pulled on Mary’s hand, urging Mary to buckle her into the minivan. Even though no words were exchanged, Mary knew just what Kelly was
Emmaus Direct Support Lead, Natasha, has recently given the phrase “Work That Matters” a whole new meaning at Emmaus. Natasha is always excited to teach valuable lessons to Brad and all of his housemates she supports. Her passion led to a fantastic idea that would teach Brad and his housemates how to love, share, and give to those who are less fortunate through an unforgettable experience.
People of faith often refer to their work as a “calling from God,” reflecting God’s invitation and initiative to include them in God’s redemptive work in the world. Joyce Golian is one of those who understands her daily work as being a divine calling. Joyce has been an Emmaus Direct Support Professional for just over a year, and her “road” to Emmaus involved faith, trust, and assurance in God.
Technology has always lent a helping hand for people with disabilities. Without it, Pat and many of our other clients could not grow to become more independent or connect with their loved ones. The technology that Pat uses on a daily basis has given him the chance to do routine tasks on his own. Since Pat uses a wheelchair, being able to do things for himself through limited movement or with the control of his voice is essential for his personal growth.
The title mother starts the minute you hold that baby, toddler, or child that you gave birth to or adopted. Mothers can replace everyone, but no one can replace a mother. True in every sense of words. But have you ever thought about the similarities between a mother and a Direct Support Professional?
Personal growth means learning from your lessons and other people’s lessons. If you do something wrong, you learn what’s right, and the next time that
The Road to Emmaus story in the bible (Luke 24:13-32) is where we got our name; Emmaus Homes. Emmaus was a village, and on the afternoon of Resurrection Day, two disciples of Jesus were walking on the road from Jerusalem back to their home in Emmaus. As they walk, a man joins them; a man they do not recognize. To celebrate Easter, read this story at the link below…
We’ve switched to some new technology and we want you to know what to expect. To make sure that you have the best experience with Emmaus possible, we encourage you to complete a brief contact information survey. What does this mean for you?
Emmaus Homes has selected Softgiving, an Atlanta-based online fundraising platform and services company that serves charities, influencers, and brands, to help raise donations to provide services to adults with developmental disabilities…
We Need Your Help! Sadly, the DSP crisis has had an even more devastating impact on the people we are entrusted to serve. For people with disabilities, this crisis can mean that the staff they have come to love, and trust are often forced to leave Emmaus, and seek employment elsewhere.
Emmaus is proud to announce that we have earned our status as a Better Business Bureau (BBB) Accredited Charity Seal Holder. After completing a thorough review process, Emmaus has met BBB’s Standards for Charity Accountability…
Emmaus is a leader in creating an inclusive community. With your help, people with developmental disabilities have overcome stigmatization and exclusion. Emmaus’ presence in our community makes it a welcoming place for people of all abilities…
Before COVID-19, Katie led a busy life and was constantly on the go. Katie enjoyed participating in programs, aquatics, concerts, and more. Katie is nonspeaking and relies on Direct Support Professionals like Ashley to express what she has to say. Since the pandemic, Katie and Ashley worked closer together than ever before to overcome the challenges presented to someone who cannot vocalize what they want to say.
We are delighted to share the exciting news that Emmaus’ very own Direct Support Professional, Winnie Ndarua, is a recipient of the 2020 Direct Support Professional COVID Hero Award from the St. Charles Coalition of Service Providers. This award is designed to recognize those individuals who have demonstrated consistent dedication and who are frequently going above and beyond their typical day to day responsibilities specifically during the time of COVID. Winnie is one of our DSP’s who worked part time. When the COVID crisis hit our area at the end of March 2020, Winnie began working full time hours to support a client who was having a lot of physical and behavioral health challenges.
Written by Lea Konczal Data Reporter, St. Louis Business Journal. Shared from the St. Louis Business Journal. Cindy Clark had barely been with Emmaus Homes
The evening of November 20th was a very special night for some of the women of Emmaus… The ladies from one of our community homes
In the photo: Azeez (center) with his award and Emmaus President and CEO Cindy Clark (right) It is with great pleasure that we announce Azeez
Every once in a while, someone asks, “Where did Emmaus Homes get its name?” The answer is simple—Emmaus Homes is a faith-based organization, related to
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