Students with disabilities who are preparing to transition into young adulthood can participate in a number of services offered.
Making family life better has always been a motivation for the services we provide. Trained staff members work with individuals with disabilities, family members, and direct care professionals to help people reach their personal goals.
Students and young adults can participate in the following:
- Connections For Life (CFL) program, which is designed to enhance their quality of life through increased interaction and participation with social, education, recreational, and volunteer activities. Also available through the CFL program is one-to-one training for people to learn daily life skills in their own home.
- Behavior Support Services, which aims to help students further acclimate themselves with adulthood by receiving one-to-one services to work on specific skills, such as adopting new behavioral habits.
Discover U Summer Program
To meet the needs of working families looking for quality care in the summer months for loved ones over the age of 10, the Discover U Summer Program was created in 2016.
The Discover U Summer Program is a community-based program that includes opportunities for participants to:
- Complete Self Discovery activities
- Learn vocational skills through community volunteerism
- Increasing social skills by learning how to develop and maintain relationships
- Advance their daily living skills as they learn to access public services such as transportation, the post office, and library
Services For Students & Young Adults
