Four reason to become an organizational member
Organizational Members are organizations that provide residential and/or program services to people with disabilities. Our members provide services through the DD, BI, CADI and CAC waivers; ICF/DD and SILS.

#1: Advocacy
ARRM fights for rate increases, staff compensation and other significant issues affecting the industry, and as the industry changes, new and increasingly complex issues emerge. As they arise, ARRM is at the table representing our members!

#2: Reduced training rates
We provide member-driven training geared to meet our members' unique needs, and as a benefit, ARRM members receive reduced rates on workshops and our annual conference.

#3: Access to critical industry information
ARRM's comprehensive directory, website, database, mentors, in-house expertise and publications provide critical information for members. We also provide timely alerts and updates via blogs and email blasts.

#4: Support from your industry colleagues
ARRM has an extensive network and mentor system. Connect with and learn from other members. Join a committee or attend events and trainings to get to know your colleagues.

Become an associate member
As an associate member, you gain access to ARRM's comprehensive knowledge base, connecting you with numerous agencies and businesses in MN that provide services to people with disabilities.

• Network with agencies that have related services and products,
• Promote your business or service,
• Serve on the ARRM Board of Directors and other committees,
• Get ARRM training, seminars and conferences at a reduced fee,
• Access decision-makers in our industry through exhibitions and advertising opportunities during ARRM's annual conference,
• Receive regular publications keeping you informed of the issues and opportunities in the social services industry.

Levels of associate membership:
Professional: Vendors of services and products which support providers (e.g., medical supply companies, attorneys, accountants, insurance providers, consultants, food and household goods vendors). $500/year

Affiliate: Trade associations, advocacy organizations, county and state social service agencies, case managers, day training and habilitation agencies. $150/year

Supporting: Families, relatives, friends and community members who support people who live in community-based residential services. $100/year

For more information:
Nancy Peterson,
Director of Member Services and Education
npeterson@arrm.org
651-291-1086, ext. 2

Read more about ARRM's membership policies and each type of membership.

Click here for an organizational membership application (PDF).

Click here for an associate membership application (PDF).