Comprehensive Support Services Built Around Real Lives
HAVE Support provides person-centered disability services for children ages 17 and younger, transition-age youth ages 18–20, and adults ages 21 and older throughout Maryland.
Who we are
Maryland-Based Support Centered on the Individual
Serving Children (17 & younger) · Transition-Age Youth (18–20) · Adults (21 & older)
HAVE Support works with individuals, families, Coordinators of Community Services, Support Brokers, and other professionals to develop reliable supports aligned with each person's needs, goals, preferences, and approved service plan.
Person-Centered
Services are designed around the individual's strengths, choices, routines, communication needs, and personal goals.
Professionally Delivered
Our trained staff and qualified professionals provide services using clear standards, responsible documentation, and ongoing coordination.
Flexible Service Pathways
Depending on the service and authorization, support may be delivered through a provider-led or self-directed model.
Find your starting point
Where are you in your journey?
Select the option that describes your situation. We'll show you what HAVE Support can help with and where to go next.
Your situation
I'm exploring services for the first time
You've heard about Maryland disability services and want to understand what's available before committing to anything.
How HAVE Support can help
- Explain the difference between DDA, Medicaid waivers, and private programs
- Walk you through the most common service types
- Help you understand eligibility requirements
- Answer questions without any obligation
Start with our plain-language overview of the Maryland DDA system.
Explore the SystemNot sure where to start?
Find Your DDA Starting Point
Answer a few quick questions to find information, services, and next steps that may be most relevant to you.
Service models
Choose the Service Model That Fits Your Needs
The right service model depends on the individual's preferences, authorized services, and desired level of control over staffing and scheduling.
Provider-Led Services
HAVE Support coordinates and delivers services through our trained staff and qualified professionals. We manage staffing, scheduling, service documentation, supervision, and applicable DDA requirements.
Explore Provider-Led ServicesSelf-Directed Services
Individuals and families maintain greater control over staffing, schedules, and how authorized supports are delivered. HAVE Support may be selected to provide eligible professional and support services within the person's self-directed plan.
Explore Self-Directed ServicesWho we serve
Support for Individuals, Families, and Professionals
Individuals
Services for children (17 and younger), transition-age youth (18–20), and adults (21 and older) with intellectual and developmental disabilities, based on program eligibility and service authorization.
Families and Caregivers
Clear information, responsive communication, and dependable services that reflect the individual's needs and the family's role.
Professionals and Referral Partners
A coordinated referral and intake process for CCS agencies, Support Brokers, schools, healthcare professionals, and other community partners.
Maryland DDA-Approved Services
HAVE Support provides a range of DDA services intended to help people build skills, maintain health and stability, participate in their communities, and live as independently as possible.
Meaningful Day Services
Community-based services that support skill development, relationships, independence, and meaningful participation.
Services
Support Services
Flexible professional and community-based supports that promote health, stability, independence, caregiver support, and participation in everyday life.
Residential Services
Person-centered residential options that support daily living, community participation, safety, and greater independence.
Autism Waiver Services for Children and Families
HAVE Support is preparing to offer approved Maryland Autism Waiver services for eligible children and families. Service availability will begin after all required launch activities are completed.
Individual and Therapeutic Support Services
Individualized services that address significant behavioral, functional, skill-development, and safety-related needs.
Services
- Intensive Individual Support Services (IISS)
- Therapeutic Integration—Regular
- Therapeutic Integration—Intensive
Residential and Home-Based Services
Home-based and temporary residential support that helps eligible children develop daily living skills, remain safely at home, and gives families planned or emergency relief.
Services
- Residential Habilitation—Regular
- Residential Habilitation—Intensive
- Respite Care Services
Family and Caregiver Support Services
Support that equips families with guidance, education, and planning to sustain care at home and prepare for the child's transition to adulthood.
Services
- Family Consultation
- Adult Life Planning
Our approach
Person-Centered. Compliant. Human.
Effective support begins with understanding the person—their strengths, preferences, communication, relationships, routines, culture, needs, and goals.
Individualized Support
Services reflect the person's authorized plan and the outcomes that matter in everyday life.
Active Collaboration
We coordinate with individuals, families, CCS, Support Brokers, healthcare professionals, and other members of the support team.
Responsible Service Delivery
Our work is supported by clear documentation, qualified personnel, ethical practices, and applicable program requirements.
Dignity and Choice
Individuals are treated with respect and supported to communicate preferences, make informed choices, build skills, and participate in their communities.
Why HAVE Support
A Responsive Partner for Disability Services
- Multiple DDA-approved service categories
- Provider-led and self-directed service options
- Services for children (17 and younger), transition-age youth (18–20), and adults (21 and older)
- Maryland-based leadership and operations
- Collaborative communication with individuals and support teams
- Structured referral, intake, and service-start processes
- Commitment to dignity, self-determination, and community inclusion
Referrals
Referrals Made Simple
HAVE Support accepts referrals from individuals, families, Coordinators of Community Services, Support Brokers, healthcare professionals, schools, and other community partners.
After receiving a referral, our team reviews the requested service, the individual's needs, authorization information, preferred service model, location, and anticipated start date. We then communicate the appropriate next steps and any additional information needed.
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Referral received
From an individual, family, CCS, or community partner.
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Review
We review the requested service, needs, and authorization.
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Authorization
Services must be authorized in the Person-Centered Plan.
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Provider selection
HAVE Support is selected as the provider.
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Service start
Services begin and adjust as the plan and needs evolve.
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Referral received
From an individual, family, CCS, or community partner.
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Review
We review the requested service, needs, and authorization.
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Authorization
Services must be authorized in the Person-Centered Plan.
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Provider selection
HAVE Support is selected as the provider.
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Service start
Services begin and adjust as the plan and needs evolve.
Contact Our Team
Have questions about services or making a referral? Our team is available to answer your questions about services and referrals.
Ask a Referral QuestionServing All of Maryland
HAVE Support serves individuals and families across all 23 Maryland counties and Baltimore City. Our team provides timely communication, coordinated service planning, and supports that work in the person's home and community.
Service availability may depend on program authorization, staffing, and individual service needs.
- Jurisdictions served by HAVE Support: Allegany County, Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Calvert County, Caroline County, Carroll County, Cecil County, Charles County, Dorchester County, Frederick County, Garrett County, Harford County, Howard County, Kent County, Montgomery County, Prince George’s County, Queen Anne’s County, St. Mary’s County, Somerset County, Talbot County, Washington County, Wicomico County, Worcester County.
Learning & Resources
Explore practical information about Maryland disability services, service models, referrals, and choosing appropriate supports.
Explore Learning & ResourcesStay Informed
Receive occasional updates about service availability, new programs, organizational news, and resources for individuals, families, and professionals.
Let's Build the Right Support Together
Whether you are requesting services, referring someone to HAVE Support, or gathering information for the next step, our team is ready to learn more about your needs.