Welcome to the new online home of Golden Rule Services, Inc. Golden Rule Services, Inc. is a non-profit organization providing community services to individuals with developmental disabilities.
Our mission is to treat people as we would like to be treated.
Click here to download our brochure (PDF required).
Our main office is at 2510 Westminister, Pearland, TX 77581. The phone numbers there are: 281-997-2295, toll free 1-866-997-2295 and fax - 281-997-2835. Our second site is at 2701 Palmer Highway, Texas City, TX 77590. The phone/fax number is: 409-943-4341. |
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Golden Rule Services, Inc. (GRSI) is a nonprofit, charitable organization founded in 1995 by Danny and Barbara Armond to provide comprehensive community-based services to persons with disabilities in the Greater Houston area, including the surrounding counties.
The Focus of GRSI
The difference and uniqueness in the approach of GRSI is that instead of focusing on the deficits or ‘disabilities’ of an individual, we focus on the potential and abilities; instead of dwelling on past failures, we focus on future successes. Emphasis is placed on a person’s capabilities rather than his/her limitations.
The Philosophy and Mission Statement of GRSI
“To treat people as we would like to be treated” is the philosophy and mission statement of GRSI. Individuals are treated with care and compassion – not pity. They are seen as people who want no less dignity, respect, or quality of life than we ourselves desire and in most cases, are able to have with very little effort. Our task is one of discovery: our discovery of what a person values and what things are hassles to him; his discovery will be of available desired choices. We strive to listen to each individual and let him create his own place based on his dreams, desires and needs.
Services Provided by GRSI
GRSI provides the following services: case management, nursing, residential, including group home and foster care, community activities, transportation, day program, in-home support, supported employment, counseling and therapies, respite, minor home modifications, adaptive aids and dental services. |
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Both Daniel and Barbara have extensive backgrounds in working with people with disabilities. Daniel began his career as a social worker in 1976 in Hattiesburg, Ms. He graduated from the University of Southwestern Louisiana. Barbara holds a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education from the University of Florida in 1966 and a Master's degree in Psychology from the University of Houston-Clear Lake in 1984.
Golden Rule Services was founded in 1995 by Daniel and Barbara Armond to provide services to people with developmental disabilities. Both founders were employees of The Gulf Coast Center from 1988 until 1995 and have a continued working relationship with The Gulf Coast Center today. |
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