Programs and Services

The Mary Lee Foundation has worked to improve the quality of life for persons with disabilities for over 45 years. These programs and services have helped so many over the years lead lives of dignity and independence.

Brain Injury Program

The Brain Injury Program of the Mary Lee Foundation consists of two programs: The Rehabilitation Center and the Extended Care Program. Both facilities are centrally located on Lamar Square Drive in Austin Texas.

Long-Term Care

Our experience providing long-term care services has taught us that choosing the right care option can make all the difference in a person’s physical, emotional and social well-being.

Sinclair Children’s Center

Sinclair Children’s Center is licensed by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services and has a total capacity of thirty-five children, including both boys and girls.

Intermediate Care Facility (ICF-MR)

The ICF-MR program is long-term care for adults with developmental disabilities.

Daybreak Activity Center

The Daybreak Activity Center provides therapeutic activities for people with developmental and mental health disabilities and survivors of brain injury.

Home and Community-Based Services

Services provided are in areas such as residential assistance in the home or group home, case management, respite, day habilitation or activity, speech therapy, physical and occupational therapy.

Texas Home Living

This program is designed to provide in home services to persons who need assistance but who want to maintain the independence of a home setting.

Transitional Living Services

The Mary Lee Foundation was the innovator of the community based extended living program for adults, demonstrating that there is an alternative to institutionalization.

Affordable Housing

Helping to provide affordable housing to the working poor, single parents with young children and those on Social Security Disability. While all of the apartments are open to any resident of the community, Mary Lee welcomes individuals with mental or physical disabilities.

Food Pantry

Mary Lee Foundation operates and stocks a food pantry that is open to all residents in the Square. Open every Tuesday of the month, the food pantry provides nourishing foods and a little bit extra into the kitchens of the Mary Lee Foundation community.

Case Management Services

Case Management Services provided by Mary Lee Foundation help adults and caregivers determine what the specific needs are of each client, and what services are available to meet those needs.

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Food Pantry

Good nutrition is necessary, but very expensive. Mary Lee residents typically live on $500-$700/month disability payments. $1 buys at least $4 worth of food for the Mary Lee Food Pantry.

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Today, every family is touched in some way by either mental illness, mental retardation, physical disabilities and/or high living costs. Mary Lee Foundation is a real neighborhood of hope, help and friends. Contribute today to join us in our mission.