Corum Human Services

About Us

 

Corum Human Services (CHS) offers residential accommodations, support, and services for adults with developmental disabilities (DD) within a group home environment. CHS manages two licensed homes, Lilys Way and Farmington, both authorized by the Commonwealth of Virginia's Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS), situated in Winchester, Virginia.

CHS emphasizes personalized services within a nurturing family-like setting, grounded in a person-centered philosophy for those in our care. We are committed to enabling the individuals we serve to showcase their abilities, talents, and aspirations. This approach not only fosters a celebration of diversity among individuals, families, and Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) but also empowers individuals to make choices about what matters most in their lives.

Corum Human Services (CHS) offers residential accommodations, support, and services for adults with developmental disabilities (DD) within a group home environment. CHS manages two licensed homes, Lilys Way and Farmington, both authorized by the Commonwealth of Virginia's Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS), situated in Winchester, Virginia.

CHS emphasizes personalized services within a nurturing family-like setting, grounded in a person-centered philosophy for those in our care. We are committed to enabling the individuals we serve to showcase their abilities, talents, and aspirations. This approach not only fosters a celebration of diversity among individuals, families, and Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) but also empowers individuals to make choices about what matters most in their lives.

Corum Human Services (CHS) offers residential accommodations, support, and services for adults with developmental disabilities (DD) within a group home environment. CHS manages two licensed homes, Lilys Way and Farmington, both authorized by the Commonwealth of Virginia's Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS), situated in Winchester, Virginia. CHS emphasizes personalized services within a nurturing family-like setting, grounded in a person-centered philosophy for those in our care. We are committed to enabling the individuals we serve to showcase their abilities, talents, and aspirations. This approach not only fosters a celebration of diversity among individuals, families, and Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) but also empowers individuals to make choices about what matters most in their lives.


The individuals we support are integral and engaged members of their communities, which helps to diminish stigmas and enhance their overall quality of life. Tailored care enables each person to achieve their highest potential and maintain the most independent lifestyle possible within their capabilities. Corum Human Services is committed to offering services that include ongoing training and support in conceptual, social, and practical skills, alongside community integration. CHS is recognized as a leading and high-quality service provider for adults with developmental disabilities and serves as a proactive partner within the community.

Bryan and Patricia Kidd, the owner/operators of Corum Human Services, bring over 55 years of collective experience in supporting adults with developmental disabilities and various mental health conditions. In May 2012, Patricia Kidd, the CEO, alongside her husband Bryan, realized their lifelong aspiration by establishing their first group home. Their facilities aims to deliver person-centered services to individuals with developmental disabilities within a structured, family-oriented setting. As a family-run human services agency, CHS is dedicated to offering care tailored to the specific needs of disabled adults, while also fostering their independence, confidence, and community involvement.

Tymisha Robinson serves as the Personnel and Office Manager at CHS, bringing more than 15 years of experience in supporting adults, children, and adolescents with intellectual, developmental, and behavioral disabilities across group home, community, and residential environments. She holds a bachelor's degree in Human Service Counseling from Old Dominion University and a master's degree in Vocational Rehabilitation and Counseling from West Virginia University.