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Provides skill training, paid work opportunities, community integration and employment to individuals in order to enhance and maintain their independence in community living. The program gives support, assistance and advocacy for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Provides opportunities to challenged adults.

Offers a variety of activities and services for adults whose physical or mental impairments limit their ability to function in the community. Caters to people living with an acquired traumatic brain injury, and others who would benefit from a smaller, quieter, and more relaxed setting.

Provides health services and activities, including socialization opportunities, assistance with daily living tasks, supervision, medical monitoring, memory treatment services, arts and crafts, gardening, music, etc.

Provides skill training in a structured learning environment to help people with developmental disabilities succeed in the workplace, home, and social life.

Engages clients in structured activities centered on personal choice, individualized care, and goal setting. The program offers social interaction and community engagement. Typical activities range from day trips and volunteering with local organizations to working on personal goals like self-advocacy, health monitoring, and adaptive skills.

Provides assistance to senior citizens, who might otherwise require nursing home care, to remain in their own homes by offering in-home and community-based services. These services include comprehensive care coordination, adult day services, in-home support such as cleaning, meals, laundry, shopping/running errands, and personal hygiene, emergency home response service, and automated medication dispenser service.

Provides daily services to adults with developmental disabilities that would like training in a variety of life skills and to participate in community experiences. Training may include communication skills, work skills, daily living skills, social skills, academic skills, and health and safety skills.

Persons in this program may also participate in a variety of work and volunteer experiences, at the agency and in the community. All services and experiences are planned according to the clients needs and choices.

Helps senior citizens, who might otherwise need nursing home care, to remain in their own homes by providing in-home and community-based services. Services include:

- Comprehensive care coordination.

- Adult day services.

- In-home services (cleaning, meals, laundry, shopping/running errands, and personal hygiene).

- Emergency home response service.

- Automated medication dispenser service.

Provides community day services, including four classrooms for those living with cognitive and developmental disabilities. Participants are taught life skills, nutrition, hobby development, social interaction, conflict resolution, anger management, exercise/fitness, and more.

Activities include monthly parties, day camps, field trips, gardening, volunteering/community integration, and more. There are two full-time nurses on staff that manage a wide variety of duties.

Provides skill training, paid work opportunities, community integration and employment to individuals in order to enhance and maintain their independence in community living. The program gives support, assistance and advocacy for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Provides a day program that assists individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in achieving new goals, interacting with others, and enjoying meaningful activities. Staff develops an Individualized Service Plan (ISP) and gets to know a client’s interests, hobbies and personality, as well as vocational interests and goals.

Geriatric/Dementia Group: Includes individuals who need cognitive supports in an environment that is safe, comfortable and quiet. This allows people in this program to receive the guidance they require in a structured setting with focused engaging activities.

Supports individuals with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and chronic health conditions that impact personal safety and limit them from staying home alone during the day. ADC offers a safe, environment by providing a variety of activities, meals/snacks, and individualized health monitoring. ADC also allows caregivers the respite they need to tend to other needs.

Each participant has an individualized plan of care developed with the involvement of family members and caregivers. ADC is a great alternative for those seeking a high-quality, cost-effective alternative to nursing home care.

Provides a socially active program with activities that are designed intentionally to stimulate cognitive abilities in order to maintain and potentially improve memory. Also provides physical exercise to improve an individual's health and quality of life.

Clients are offered door-to-door transportation and buses are staffed with drivers and aides certified in First Aid and CPR. Additionally, a light breakfast and full lunch are included in the day’s program. Participants can attend one day or up to five days per week, depending on their schedules and needs.

Serves individuals with:

-- Alzheimer’s disease.

-- Neurocognitive illnesses.

-- Dementia.