Compassion, Community, Commitment
Community Options is dedicated to supporting people through individual choice, to live a lifestyle which gives dignity and respect. Community Options was founded because of the belief in providing personalized services directed by the individual and their families.
Our continued commitment is to partner with each person, their family or guardian, friends, neighbors, co-workers, professionals and employers to attain their desired outcomes and goals. The success of Community Options depends on the satisfaction of those we support and their ability to reach their goals.
Community Options
Main Office
4909 Shelburne Street
Bismarck, ND 58503
Office: 701-223-2417
Toll-Free: 1-800-823-2417
Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday – Sunday: closed
December 2017 Newsletter
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A System in Crisis
The video below is a short documentary about the harsh realities of having mental health issues and disabilities in North Dakota. Simply put: people who need help have extremely limited resources to get the help they need. Each of us can be an advocate for change by raising awareness about the road blocks these individuals face everyday. Please watch and share this video.
This video is owned and was created by the Mental Health Advocacy Network of North Dakota.
March 2017 Newsletter
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Bryan Wetch Chamber Profile
A. Born and raised in the Bismarck area, and I have lived in North Dakota for most of my life, other than for five years that we lived in Missouri, where I worked as the Executive Director of a Non-Profit in the St. Louis Area. I am an avid runner and I am a die-hard St. Louis Cardinal and Green Bay Packer fan. I have been married to my wife, Lisa for the past 25 years and we have three children- Brandon, Tara and Lauren.
I have worked in the field of developmental disabilities since 1981, most of those years working for non-profit organizations in North Dakota and Missouri. I founded Community Options in 1997 and have served as President for the past 20 years.
Q. Briefly tell us the history of Community Options.
A. Community Options began in July 1997. My vision was to create an organization that supported people’s dreams of living a lifestyle of their choice. Our services were driven and directed by each person, while at the same time surrounding them with a team of individuals who would carry out the support plan to achieve their dreams. Read more