
Carmel Community Living Corporation provides Residential, Day Program, Vocational, Supported Living and Children’s Extensive Services to people with developmental and other disabilities all along the Front Range of Colorado.
Carmel began providing services in 1969 when Carmel House in Boulder opened its doors to 14 people who moved out of state institutions. Within a year, it had grown to more than 60 and became a model for community facilities of its type. In 1991-1992, all of the residents moved into their own apartments or host homes, the facility closed, and Carmel Community Living Corporation was born. During the 23 years of its life, Carmel House served more than 200 people of all ages and abilities.
Many of the people who came to Carmel in those early days are still with us. Likewise, four of our key staff worked for years at Carmel House and made the transition to the new program. Together, they have more than 110 years’ experience with the Carmel organization.
Over the past fifteen years, Carmel has expanded in size and scope of services with 6 offices in 5 geographical regions, and serving more than 600 people.