A nonprofit transitional school for young adults with autism and other learning differences. We empower students with skills needed to live independent, productive, and fulfilling lives.
Students learn to:
Program Director Jared Stewart describes our program
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Our Live Program emphasizes the daily living and lifelong learning skills needed to become residentially independent. Skills like: budgeting, cooking, personal hygiene, medical and dental health, laundry, cleaning, and transportation prepare students to live independently in the community. Educational support is also available in reading, writing, math and for getting a high school, college, or trade school diploma.
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The focus of our Work Program, is to guide students through the stages of finding and keeping a job. Career exploration, skill and interest assessments, applications, interviewing, preparing for and meeting expectations at work, accepting feedback, and communication with co-workers and supervisors prepares students for meaningful employment.
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Our Thrive Program is about all the things that make life meaningful. The classes, clubs and activities in the Thrive Program provide students with new experiences and new relationships. Students develop individual talents, find personal fulfillment, and prepare socially and emotionally to integrate into community life.
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student stories
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That Was Hope To Me, Rebby
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Work Changes Lives, Garret
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Work Changes Lives, Zoey
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