Quality measured by recognized standards.

Center for Social Change is prepared to answer specific questions about the performance of its accredited services and programs. CSC’s programs have accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).

Accreditation reflects an ongoing commitment to quality, accountability and improvement. It invites an organization to examine how services are delivered, how outcomes are understood and how the experience of people receiving support can continue to improve.

CQL accreditation reinforces CSC’s commitment to person-centered practices and continuous improvement. It reflects our focus on supporting people to exercise their rights, make meaningful choices, pursue personal goals, build relationships, participate in their communities, and experience quality in ways that matter to them.

For CSC, quality is not only about meeting organizational standards. It is also about listening to people, respecting their choices and rights, and continually evaluating whether our supports are helping people achieve outcomes that are meaningful to them.

For program-level scope, status or performance information about a specific CSC service, contact the organization directly so the most precise information can be provided.