Brush Creek Candles -- made by the workers at Quadco -- add a warmth and fragrance that are just waiting to brighten up your home.

The new Vanilla Hazlenut premium fragrance candle has become an INSTANT HIT!

Both the 16 oz. and 8 oz. sizes are still at introductory prices!! Click here to learn more about Brush Creek Candles.

Quadco Rehabilitation Center provides top quality training programs and employment opportunities that assist people with disabilities to have a respectful self-sufficient place in the community.

Quadco offers an array of programs and services to meet the needs and desires of the people being served. These include:
     Facility Employment
     Supported Employment
     Machine Operation Training
     Food Service Training
     Day Programming
     Job Tryouts and Follow-Along
     Transportation

Click here for driving directions to our facilities

A
CARF Three-Year Accreditation
was awarded to
Quadco Rehabilitation Center
for the following services:
Employment Services:
Organizational Employment Services
The accreditation extends
through June 2012.

Breaking News...
Learn more about some of the latest news or innovative programs offered by Quadco.

Participants make beads for Toledo Museum of Art project

Local GenFed Credit Union provides Quadco with a “soleful” gift

Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month event at Quadco focusses on how alike we are

Quadco awards day recognizes willing worker and two 40-year service award winners

Grand Opening and ribbon-cutting held for Quadco’s Mama DeLuca’s Pizza^® shop in Stryker next to our SUBWAY^® restaurant

Quadco receives Three-Year Accreditation from CARF for Employment Services: Organizational Employment Services

Staff Appreciation Day highlights service given to QRC by staff members

Start your day right. Build a better breakfast at our Stryker SUBWAY^® Restaurant! And while you’re there, grab lunch to go!

Open house held at Quadco’s Defiance Center

Quadco establishes a plastic injection molding training program

Quadco has work crews at area businesses