We make independent living possible...and rewarding.
Since 1997, we've helped hundreds of people with autism, Down syndrome and other developmental disabilities live life on their own terms.
Our personalized support, skill-building experiences and social community turn dreams into lasting independence.
You're Invited: 2026 State of OMO Address
Join us on January 28 at 6:30pm as we reflect on the year behind us and share what's ahead.
Ready to learn more about our programs? Join us at our 1/29 Open House.
Join us on Thursday, January 29 at 5:30pm for an Open House to visit our learning spaces, learn more about our programs, and tour an Independence College apartment.
Spaces are limited, so reserve yours today: Open House RSVP
Upcoming Family Education Session.
Join us on February 4 @ 6:30pm for 'Getting the Most Out of Your Transition Program,' a virtual education session about your rights, presented by special education lawyer and disability rights advocate, Brad Dembs.
This program is ideal for families with school-aged students.
RSVP here.
Dozens of skills, big and small, add up to an independent life
No one is completely independent, and nobody should be. We all depend on each other for support. Some need more. Some less.
At On My Own of Michigan, we know how to help each member live as independently as they can and want to.

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Join the dozens of On My Own of Michigan members living on their own, working jobs they love, and making life-long friends.
