Supporting Disability Service Providers
MOHR is the collective voice of its members - organizations providing employment and day supports to adults with disabilities throughout Minnesota. Together, we create an environment where service providers are empowered to fulfill their missions so that adults with disabilities across the state are able to lead connected and engaged lives.
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We advocate for the resources needed to support inclusive experiences and meaningful lives for people with disabilities.
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At our conferences, we provide quality best practices training for both administrative and direct support professionals. These events also provide excellent networking opportunities with others in the field.
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Join with other disability service providers to share knowledge and resources to advance operational excellence and advocate for sustainable, forward-looking policies and practices.
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Member Organizations
97
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People and Families Supported
17,000+
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Minnesotans with Disabilities on Waiting Lists
Over 3,000
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Employees at Member Organizations
9,000
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Counties Supported
All 87!
Supporting people with disabilities to lead connected and engaged lives.
MOHR News
Lynn Noren, long-time Rise CEO, has been awarded the 2025 MOHR Legacy Leader Award. The Legacy Leader Award honors individuals who have recently retired and left a lasting mark on their communities through outstanding service and leadership in the field of disability services.
MOHR is proud to announce the 2025 Direct Support Professionals (DSP) Award recipients. Bestowed on exemplary workers in the field, the MOHR DSP Awards recognize direct support professionals’ lifetime achievements, extraordinary skills, and depth of character.
When a long-time leader announces their retirement, it can feel like the end of an era. But it’s also a valuable opportunity to strengthen your organization from within. Succession planning isn’t just about finding a replacement. It’s about building a culture of leadership development, preserving institutional knowledge, and ensuring that transitions happen with clarity, care, and continuity.
Sue Mackert has been a steady and respected voice for disability services, working with local legislators, educating community leaders, and ensuring that the needs of people with disabilities, their families, and providers are represented in policy conversations.
