General Info

Every person deserves an opportunity to live their best life. This is the ethos behind the social services programs offered by Renewable Goods in Kingman, AZ. Renewable Goods offers a number of social services for the area’s developmentally disabled community and their families. Founded in 2002, the program works to enable handicapped and disabled people of all ages through an assortment of customized services ranging from adult day programs to attendant care and developmental habilitation. Renewable Goods programs thrive off community contributions and are made possible through donations of time, money, and expertise. At Renewable Goods, they understand that success is achievable by treating every individual as unique and tailoring their services to each singular personality. To date, Renewable Goods employees have volunteered more than 250,000 total service hours for the organization. Highlights of their offerings include adult day programs, where adults learn life skills to help them function more effectively on a day-to-day basis. Respite services provide individuals and families a temporary break from their caretaking responsibilities, while attended care supplies one-on-one services for adult personal care as needed. Career and employment-focused programs include developmental habilitation—adults are trained on an individual basis to learn specific skills and trades based on their unique career desires. Group-supported employment allows individuals to work alongside others in the workplace, learning both career and social skills. For developmentally disabled children, afterschool and summer programs focus on improving academic performance and strengthening developing affinities. Discover all the positive ways Renewable Goods is helping the community of Kingman. For more information on their full range of social services, or to make a donation, call (928) 529-5048 or visit them online.