The mission of Mandy's Special Farm is to provide highest quality, long term, 24-hour care for adults with developmental disabilities. The goal is to help these individuals achieve their greatest self-sufficiency, within a caring, structured, positive, purposeful, encouraging home-like atmosphere. And the hope? That these individuals will lead a better life - and that the parents of these loved ones will find peace of heart and mind.

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As parents or guardians of an individual with a developmental disability, the time is nearing for you to do what you lovingly must - and plan for their future, as they transitions from home or school to another place and life.

But there are difficult, soul-searching questions. Where will they find the same loving care that you embraced and protected them with? Who can you trust to lead your child, as you would want, for the rest of their life? And yes, what will happen to them when you're no longer here?

For these important reasons, for your precious loved one, Mandy's Special Farm exists.

Located on the outskirts of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Mandy's Special Farm - with more than four picturesque acres for living, learning, working and playing - is a shining, new ray of hope for individuals with developmental disabilities who likely will never live independently, as well as those who love them.

The mission of Mandy's Special Farm is to provide highest quality, long term, 24-hour care for adults with developmental disabilities. The goal is to help these individuals achieve their greatest self-sufficiency, within a caring, structured, positive, purposeful, encouraging home-like atmosphere. And the hope? That they will lead a better life - and that the parents of these special children will find peace of heart and mind.

 

Disclaimer: Although Mandy's Special Farm was built with autism in mind, we do not discriminate admissions based on gender or disability for those receiving DD Waiver funding. Please visit the Admission Process section of this website for more information.

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