We teach Do For One’s blueprint for relationship-building.
Why Lead For One?
Isolation is rising. Social divides are deepening. People with disabilities and other marginalized groups bear the brunt of these realities. Many are searching for answers but struggling to find a way forward.
With over a decade of tested wisdom, Lead For One invites you into a community in pursuit of moral clarity and a commitment to restorative action, helping you take the next faithful step.
Course Overview
For more than 20 years, Andrew Oliver has helped people with disabilities and other marginalized groups find belonging and friendship within their communities. Since 2010, he has studied, taught, and applied the ideas of Dr. Wolf Wolfensberger (1934–2011), a pioneering thinker in human services and the creator of Social Role Valorization and Citizen Advocacy. Wolfensberger’s groundbreaking work provides the intellectual and ethical foundation for much of what this course teaches.
Building on that foundation, Andrew integrates insights from Asset-Based Community Development (John McKnight), the philosophy of Personalism (Jacques Maritain), and the vision of the Beloved Community (Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.). This blend of education and experience has formed a unique school of thought that shapes the Lead For One curriculum—one that unites timeless principles of human dignity, community, and freely-given relationships.
Andrew Oliver, founder and director of Do For One, created and now leads this course alongside a dedicated team of colleagues. Read below for a more detailed description of each session or download the one pager PDF which outlines the course content.
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What Participants Are Saying
“As a [former] special ed teacher, I had a lot of unlearning to do.”
“A template to accomplish exactly what we felt God was calling us to do.”
“Equipped us to start creating matches within our own community.”