Richcroft is an innovative company with a caring culture that goes beyond conventional support. We believe in the power of people to make a difference, and we are proud to inspire positive experiences that create lasting results.
At Richcroft, we provide an array of residential care and support services for adults and children with intellectual and other developmental disabilities. From full residential care to individual and family support services, we are here to support and empower positive lifestyle changes.
In addition, we create employment opportunities for people who want to make a difference. We enjoy connecting with people who are inspired by what we do. Each person we support is provided with tailored services designed to respect their wishes and meet their needs.
Our success is measured by the success of others. Our long-term vision and consistent work ethic help to inspire positive and lasting changes.
What is servant leadership?
Many of the values integral to Richcroft can be defined by the philosophy of "servant leadership." This approach to leadership puts others front and center, with the leader sharing power and putting the needs of employees and clients first. At Richcroft, management looks after staff members, and employees look after residents and clients to ensure the best level of care is made possible.
Commitment, respect, and inspiration
Richcroft is 100% committed to the individuals we support and is equally invested in the staff members who make this support possible. We believe in helping people to live their fullest life, and we offer ongoing guidance and encouragement to help transform goals into opportunities.
At Richcroft, we create an environment defined by care and encouragement. We provide a culture of inclusive support and mutual respect to inspire the people who deserve it the most.
Richcroft exists to serve the people who rely on us every day — people with intellectual and developmental disabilities who deserve the very best but don't always know how to ask for it.
We provide a wide range of support services, from full residential care to individual and family support services. The following support types are available:
Residential Services
Richcroft provides high-quality residential care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Central Maryland. We operate over 60 residences in Harford, Carroll, Howard, and Baltimore Counties, including townhomes, condominiums, apartments, and single-family homes in safe, welcoming neighborhoods.
Each residence is tailored to meet individual needs, offering a high level of personalized support. Services may include transportation, healthcare, nutrition planning, financial assistance, and access to vacation and leisure activities—all designed around the unique needs and preferences of each resident.
Personal Support Services
Richcroft offers individual support services for those living independently. These services help individuals maintain a healthy, fulfilling lifestyle through personal care assistance, medical support, transportation, and social or recreational engagement.
With the support of a Direct Support Professional, participants work toward personal goals like independent living, developing relationships, and maintaining wellness. We also assist with accessing community resources and opportunities to enhance everyday life.
Supported Living
For those who need more comprehensive care, our Supported Living services provide up to 24-hour support, including overnight assistance. Individuals choose where and with whom they live, ensuring a fully personalized experience.
Staff assist with daily living tasks such as personal care, cooking, cleaning, medical appointments, and community involvement, all guided by the individual’s needs and preferences.
Community Development Services (CDS)
Our CDS program helps individuals become more independent and active in their communities through meaningful, community-based experiences. Separate from other service areas, CDS is fully based in the community and funded by the DDA.
Participants join small groups of up to four people with shared interests, engaging in local events, volunteer work, and activities up to five days a week. Following each individual's Person-Centered Plan, CDS builds life skills and fosters inclusion, confidence, and independence