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History of Lifetrack Resources
Who We Are
As a community-based service organization, Lifetrack Resources has distinguished itself in our ability to work holistically with individuals, families and children to change lives and create new possibilities. Lifetrack's strategies for improving lives come from our core competency in serving people overcoming multiple obstacles such as physical and mental disabilities, poverty, lack of education, trauma and isolation. For almost 60 years, we have built our work on the fundamental belief that the whole community is stronger when each person is able to take an active part in it. Lifetrack emphasizes "best practice" services with a focus on empowering people with the fewest resources to become independent and contributing members of the community.
Our mission:
Build better lives by working together to develop people's strengths.
Strategic Commitments:
- People will overcome obstacles to employment such as disabilities, poverty, trauma, lack of education and mental illness to achieve employment that foster quality of life for them and their families.
- Children and adults with physical and mental disabilities will increase their health and independence.
- Highly at-risk young children and their families will build positive relationships and have access to the resources that foster a child's success in and out of the classroom.
Facts at a Glance
In 2006, Lifetrack Resources helped 11,311 people build better
lives through our three services areas:
Early Childhood & Family Services, Employment & Business Services
and Child & Adult Therapies.
Number of members on Board of Directors: 15
Number of full-time employees: 126
Number of languages spoken among staff: 20
Number of volunteers: 92
