Services and Programs
Therapeutic Services
Occupational Therapy (OT): Focuses on helping children develop the skills needed for daily living, such as self-care, fine motor skills, sensory integration, and independent play.
Speech and Language Therapy: Supports communication, speech articulation, language development, and social interaction skills. May also address alternative communication methods like AAC devices and American Sign Language.
Physical Therapy (PT): Aims to improve physical abilities such as balance, coordination, strength, and mobility, helping children achieve physical milestones.
Recreational Therapy (RT): Incorporates fun and enjoyable activities like adapted sports, swimming, dancing, and more to target specific therapeutic goals. It can help improve functioning in various domains like physical health, emotional regulation, and social interaction.
Behavioral Therapy (ABA): Applied Behavior Analysis to support children with behavioral challenges by developing positive behaviors and reducing harmful or disruptive ones. Can include social skill development and emotional regulation.
Play Therapy: Uses structured play activities to help children express emotions, improve social skills, and resolve psychosocial issues in a safe environment.
Counseling and Emotional Support: Offers emotional and psychological support to children dealing with anxiety, stress, or emotional challenges related to their disabilities. Family and parent counseling are also available.
Educational Services
- Individualized Learning Plans (ILPs): Each child’s learning is guided by a personalized ILP, which targets their specific educational needs and goals, ensuring tailored learning approaches.
- Inclusive Learning Environment: Small class sizes, specialized teachers, and support staff that create an inclusive and adaptive learning environment.
- Specialized Curriculum: Tailored to the needs of the child. Academic AM or PM and therapy AM or PM. Academics may include reading, math, science, social studies with life skills such as money management, social skills, etc.
- Assistive Technology: Use of adaptive technology such as computers, AAC devices, and interactive learning tools to help children communicate and engage with the curriculum.
- Social and Emotional Learning (SEL): Programs aimed at helping children develop emotional intelligence, empathy, and interpersonal skills.
- Extracurricular Programs: Offer creative arts, sports, music, which encourage self-expression and peer interaction.
Family Services
- Family Involvement Programs: Regular updates, meetings, and collaborative opportunities to ensure parents and caregivers are involved in their child’s progress. This can include parent training sessions, resource sharing, and support groups.
- Workshops and Seminars: Offer educational workshops for parents and caregivers to learn how to support their child’s learning and development at home.
transition services
- School-to-Life Transition Programs: As children grow older, focus on preparing them for adulthood by teaching life skills, vocational training, and community integration.
- Career Counseling & Vocational Training: For older students, provide support to transition to employment or higher education, including job readiness training and internships.
Residential services
Group Homes: Provide 24/7 support in a shared living environment for individuals who benefit from structured routines and direct assistance. Group homes offer opportunities for social interaction, community outings, and skill-building, all within a supportive and inclusive setting. Staff assist with daily living skills, medication management, and personal care while promoting independence and personal growth.
Supported Apartments: Designed for individuals who are ready for more independence but still benefit from regular support. Residents live in their own apartment or shared unit and receive help with life skills such as budgeting, meal planning, cleaning, and transportation. Support staff check in regularly, helping residents manage responsibilities while encouraging autonomy and decision-making.
Supported Living Homes: Offer flexible, individualized support for those living in a private home—either alone or with roommates. Services are tailored to each person’s needs and may include assistance with cooking, hygiene, home maintenance, and community engagement. This model prioritizes independence while ensuring safety and a high quality of life.
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