Advocate
Your voice is powerful.
Why is advocacy important?
Your voice is powerful. Two minutes of your time helps advocate for fair community services for our clients, for livable wages for our employees. Meanwhile our caregivers are underpaid, on average 17% less, compared to jobs with similar sets of duties. While organizations are fighting to keep and attract enough staff, nurses, IT professionals—and competing with retail chains’ starting wages at over $20 an hour—we must be vibrant and make our voices louder if we are to continue providing our valuable services!Legislative Advocacy
Reach out to legislators—state and federal—both to share stories about why MORA services are important or encourage lawmakers to sign and support legislation supporting people with disabilities, mental health issues and seniors. We need your advocacy.
Community Advocacy
Speak up to plan inclusive community, faith, school and neighborhood events and for spaces to be accessible for all abilities.
Take five minutes to follow MORA on social media. Every like, post, and share helps serve our mission.
What else can you do? Speak up in your neighborhoods, schools, and workplaces to make sure everyone can be welcome in spaces and included in events.
“I cannot imagine my daughter’s life if we had not found MORA. She not only found a stable place to live but a real caring home and loving people to come home to.”
– John and Cindy, parents