It is the mission of the
Harry Meyering Center, Inc.
to facilitate and support meaningful lifestyles
for the people we serve.

Supporting Successful Lifestyles

Celebrating 35 years of service!

Video courtesy of Arc of Virginia and the Arc of Northern Virginia, plus Blueberry Shoes Productions

Consider Becoming a Direct Support Professional 

Feeling as though you have something to give and experiences to share, but not sure where to start?  Working as a Direct Support Professional (DSP) may be the place for you!  DSPs provide individuals the support they need to live in their communities.   

Whether you want a new career or a second job, working as a DSP will give you the opportunity to meet new people, help people live more fulfilling and independent lives and you will have fun at work.  Opportunities to use your skills and develop new ones are part of the job.  

If you are…
·        Caring, compassionate and honest
·        Accepting of others as they are
·        Flexible and dependable
·        Respectful of all people
·        A good communicator
·        Hard working and a team player
·        Creative and have initiative
·        Interested in always learning
…you are the person we are looking for!

Openings on all shifts!  All positions include working every other weekend.  HMC offers competitive wages and comprehensive benefit package for full-time employees, with partial benefits for part-time employees.

“The rewarding part about being a DSP is seeing people be successful in whatever task they may be undertaking…to know that they are giving it their all, and to know that you were able to help make that person believe in his or herself.”  - a Direct Support Professional

Call Brenda at (507) 388-8972 for more information and to bring you one step closer to a rewarding career opportunity.   AA/EOE

Harry Meyering Center, Inc. provides residential services to adults with developmental disabilities.  Harry Meyering Center began serving people with mental retardation, Down's Syndrome and other related conditions in 1973.  Services have expanded to serve people with autism, TBI, physical handicaps, mental illness, Alzheimer's and other special needs.  Our support services provide independent living skills.  Flexible case management services are also available.