Our Story
Limitless Disability Services, INC was founded in 2021 in response to the growing need for high‑quality day programs across our communities. At the same time, we recognized that many churches sit unused several days a week yet have facilities well‑suited for nonprofits with shared missions to make a meaningful impact. Jubilee Church quickly came to mind; its location, values, and welcoming congregation made it the perfect partner. With the added challenges brought on by COVID‑19, this collaborative model simply made sense.
In 2022, it became clear that the demand for our services was far greater than we initially anticipated. Toward the end of the year, Limitless made the decision to seek a larger space to continue meeting the needs of our growing community. In December, with the support of our families and the broader community, we began our move to Downtown Woodstock.
We entered 2023 on a strong note; opening our new location and welcoming new clients. We take great pride in treating both our staff and client families like family. With intentionally small client‑to‑staff ratios and continuous improvements to our programming, we strive to remain one of the leading day programs in North Georgia. We are incredibly proud of how far we’ve come in such a short time and look forward to all that lies ahead.
In 2024, our growth continued, and we began to anticipate what the next chapter would look like for the program. Once again, our leadership opened a conversation with the elders at Jubilee Church. Together, both organizations recognized that the next phase for Limitless and Jubilee was to reunite in a more intentional and long‑term way.
One unique aspect of Jubilee Church is that a significant portion of their building remained unused and not yet built out. This sparked a collaborative vision: to work together to design a state‑of‑the‑art space tailored specifically for adults with special needs; a place that would reflect excellence, dignity, accessibility, and community.
We are thrilled that this vision is becoming a reality. Construction is expected to be completed in early 2026, with a planned move‑in during the first quarter. This new chapter represents more than just a building; it reflects the strength of community partnership and our shared commitment to serving individuals with special needs in the most meaningful way possible.
