We support people to do the extraordinary everyday.

At Duty of Hope are proud of our compassionate home care program designed to help people stay at home and healthier longer.

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Our Core Values

Our Core Values

  • Human Dignity

    People with IDD have human dignity. The lives of people with IDD have value.

  • Personhood

    People with IDD have varying strengths, abilities, and interests. Each person is unique.

  • Choice

    People with IDD can make decisions about their lives. People with IDD should be supported to do so as requested or needed.

  • Rights

    People with IDD have human and civil rights, which must be protected.

  • Community

    People with IDD are part of and contribute to the fabric of society. Everyone benefits when people with IDD are present and participate.

    Support

    People with IDD have differing support needs. Society must support people with IDD to achieve their full potential. Society should also help families who provide support for loved ones with IDD.

  • Equity

    Society must remove barriers and correct injustices that limit opportunities for people with IDD. Extra action is needed to help people with IDD and their families, who face other forms of bias or discrimination.

  • Diversity

    Human diversity is beautiful and powerful. We celebrate, honor, and seek to understand the differences in our identities and life experiences.

Our Mission and Vision

Our Mission and Vision

Duty of Hope encourages and safeguards the civil liberties of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and vigorously supports their full inclusion and involvement in the community throughout their lives.

Our priority is to provide compassionate in-home care from highly trained professionals and aides. To make good on this promise, proper training is paramount. Not only do we hire the most experienced personnel, but we provide them with in-depth training as provided by Ohio DODD so that they can deliver specialized care to our clients.

Our Leadership Team

Our leadership team

Our home health care management team is highly experienced in delivering exceptional care and support for clients – regardless of age or specific medical needs.

The leadership team at Duty of Hope discusses what home care means to them and how Duty of Hope is changing the way the world ages.

Casey H.

Casey H.

Co-Owner/Director of Operations

Casey has 10 years of nursing experience across a range of services, including hospital, community, travel nursing and care homes. She has also served as nursing manager and program manager for nursing careers.

By working with individuals who are intellectually disabled, I’m able to help someone with special needs conquer the daily challenges life can throw their way. Celebrating their successes and helping them through the difficult times is what brings me much joy

Keima R.

Keima R.

Co-Owner/President

Keima is the co-founder of Duty of Hope. He comes with years of experience as a training coordinator and consultant for various agency providers. He also has over 10 years of financial and business management experience.

There is nothing more satisfying than helping individuals with intellectual disabilities achieve their goals and improve their self-confidence. Helping people is our mission and I intent to uphold that value day in and out.

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