Dan Griffin

Dan joined Dungarvin in 2004 serving as Senior Director for Dungarvin Colorado. In 2009, he relocated to Indiana and became the Regional Director for Dungarvin’s East Region. Dan is responsible for the overall management and service development of three states: Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio. Dan possesses over 30 years experience developing residential, day and employment services to meet the needs of children and adults with disabilities. His experience includes oversight and development of a pediatric outpatient medical rehabilitation center, early childhood education center, and early detection of developmental delays; aquatic therapies; prevocational, supported employment and enclave work opportunities; development of a therapeutic riding academy; oversight of residential support models including supports for children and adults living at home with their families, adult host homes, day programs, adult apartment living, and children’s foster care; and development of high behavioral acuity group homes. Dan was awarded a federal grant for transitioning individuals out of nursing homes back into their communities in Ohio, and was recipient of the National Easter Seals Lou Lowenkron Program Innovation Award for designing a family centric model of services to more effectively match caregivers to individuals and their families seeking services. Dan graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, Ohio with a Bachelor of Arts in History.