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Reaching Maximum Independence
To assist individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities reach their maximum level of independence.
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Organization Overview
Grants Received by Year
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Funding Received
Verified from IRS Form 990 Schedule I filings by this organization's funders - 18 grants from 8 funders, 2016-2023.
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About the Organization
- Organization category
- Other
- Country / State
- United States / Texas
- Mission
- To assist individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities reach their maximum level of independence.
- Programs or services
- Programs and Services
Reaching Maximum Independence, Inc. (RMI) provides comprehensive, person-centered services to individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) throughout San Antonio. Our programs are designed to promote independence, dignity, and full community inclusion.
Residential Services:
RMI operates two Medicaid-funded Home and Community-based Services (HCS) homes and seven Intermediate Care Facilities (ICF) that provide safe, supportive living environments integrated within the community.
Host Home and Residential Services:
The Host Home program, where individuals may also receive in-home support services while living with their families. Residential services include 24-hour supervision (as needed), personal care assistance, life skills training, medication management, and access to community activities.
Life Enrichment Program (LEP):
The LEP offers structured day activities that promote socialization, community engagement, volunteerism, recreation, and continued development of life skills. Participants build meaningful relationships and remain actively connected to the San Antonio community.
Supported Employment Services:
RMI equips individuals with the skills, confidence, and opportunities needed to achieve competitive, integrated employment and long-term career success. Through vocational assessments, job readiness training, job placement, on-the-job coaching, and ongoing support, participants are empowered to thrive in the workforce. This program reflects RMI's commitment to creating a world where everyone, regardless of ability, can succeed. - Target Audience
- Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), including individuals needing residential, employment, life enrichment, and community-based support services.
- Geographic Focus
- United States, Texas (USA), Bexar County (TX), San Antonio (TX)
Funding & Grant Guidelines
- Funding priorities
- • Disability Services & Inclusion – Programs supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
• Life Enrichment & Community Integration – Educational, recreational, social, volunteer, and community-based activities.
• Housing & Residential Services – Safe, accessible housing, renovations, repairs, furnishings, and accessibility improvements.
• Transportation – Accessible vehicles, van replacement, fuel, maintenance, and transportation supporting community participation.
• Employment & Workforce Development – Job readiness, vocational training, supported employment, and employment coaching.
• Education & Life Skills – Independent living, financial literacy, health and wellness, communication, and continuing education.
• Capital & Equipment – Facility improvements, vehicles, technology, equipment, and other major organizational needs.
• Technology & Capacity Building – Data management, centralized information systems, technology upgrades, outcome tracking, and organizational infrastructure.
• General Operating Support – Staffing, program operations, administrative capacity, and sustainability.
• Quality of Life & Community Services – Initiatives that increase independence, inclusion, social connection, and overall quality of life.