When Olu joined Emmaus in 2007, she thought it was just a temporary job. Seventeen years later, she’s an Associate Director—proof that Emmaus is more than a workplace. It’s where careers grow, and passion meets purpose.
Missouri election results bring changes for Emmaus legislators. Discover updates in Senate and House districts and how they affect our mission.
Learn how our new Learning Lab empowers DSPs with accessible, expert-led L1MA training.
The ability to communicate is a fundamental human right, yet nonspeaking individuals with disabilities often face significant barriers. These barriers stem from societal assumptions and lack of access to communication technology. At Emmaus, we aim to empower all individuals, including those with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs), to advocate for themselves.
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…
This is your year! The New Year is a perfect time to reflect on the past 12 months and focus on your future goals. One
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
Retirement marks the end of a person’s working career, and deciding when to retire is one of the biggest decisions you will make in life.
Join us in helping people with developmental disabilities live like you and me.
