Down Home Ranch Competitors

Flathead Industries is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating opportunities for people with disabilities in the Flathead Valley. Based in Kalispell, Montana, we have been an integral part of the community for decades, providing innovative services, inclusive programs, and meaningful employment. Our mission is to empower individuals by fostering independence and enhancing quality of life, with the support of a committed team and a wide network of local partners. Together, we make a lasting impact and build a more accessible, inclusive world.

We are a registered 501 (c) 3 Charitable non profit organization serving persons with developmental disabilities, such as down syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy ages 16+. We also provide programs for seniors facing early signs of Dementia and Alzheimer's. Our mission is provide the highest quality care, training and support to persons with special needs, giving them opportunities to succeed in life, family and the community, while offering respite to their caregivers. Our Training Centers provide life change in areas of Vocational, Academics, Community Inclusion, Health/Fitness/Recreation, and Independent Living Skills. We have many volunteer opportunities to support our program and persons with special needs.

OUR MISSION | A COMMUNITY OF WARRIORS Opportunity Knocks is dedicated to enriching life and community. We exist to support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities as they live, work, learn, grow and connect within their community. We believe in a dynamic, person-centered and community-based approach to programming that engages the voice of all Warriors, thrives on interdependent connections, encourages exploration, centers on holistic wellness and fostering healthy relationships. WHO WE SERVE Perseverance and strength through challenges have led us to nickname our participants Warriors. We are dedicated to providing support and resources for teens and young adults. WHERE WE SERVE We are currently serving the communities of Oak Park, Forest Park, and River Forest. Due to our current space constraints, we are limited to serving only those communities. WHY WE SERVE Opportunities for young people with I/DD are terribly limited. The state of Illinois ranks 49th in the nation in supporting community-based programs. More than 12,000 are currently awaiting state services.