Challenge Unlimited

At the William M. BeDell Achievement and Resource Center, located in Wood River, IL, we are committed to providing the highest quality of services and programs to children and adults who have a developmental disability residing in Madison County. We have a number of programs for both children and adults, including Community Integrated Living Arrangements (CILAS), independent & group living arrangements, intermittent service or continuous supervision developmental training, and more. We would love to work with you or your loved ones. Call us today for more information.

Community Link in Breese, IL is a charitable not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing support and services for individuals with special needs. With a focus on both adult and children programs, Community Link offers a range of developmental training, production workshops, and family support programs. Through partnerships, events like the Buddy Walk and galas, and initiatives like the Gems Club, Community Link strives to create a supportive and inclusive community for individuals with special needs. With a mission to empower and enhance the lives of those they serve, Community Link is committed to making a positive impact in the lives of individuals and families in the Breese area. Generated from the website

Pathway Services Unlimited provides services to families and individuals, from birth through adulthood. Pathway Services Unlimited serves a multi-county area. It provides various services and opportunities to families and individuals with disabilities, including a children s program, adult day program/ vocational services, supported employment program, dental services, family financial services, respite, representative payee/support services, home-based support service, respitality and community living services. Pathway Services Unlimited provides and stimulates the development of quality opportunities for persons with developmental disabilities and other physical and mental challenges. To be eligible for the program, individuals must have a developmental disability primarily mental retardation, autism, cerebral palsy, epilepsy or other physical and mental challenges.