Join us every 2nd Wednesday of the month for a fun afternoon of group activities including interactive games, charades, board games, art, music and more.

Your daughter is 18, still in school, and has an IEP (Individualized Education Plan) meeting this morning. As you approach the counselor’s office, she turns to you and says, “Mom, I want to do this alone”… what happens?

This series prepares parents, grandparents and guardians of children with disabilities to better advocate within the education system for their own children and, as a volunteer, to assist other families. The training includes information about the special education process, including the laws, regulations and policies related to students with disabilities.

Recognizing Our Emotions and Interpretations

How Emotional Intelligence Skill Building Benefits Children with Disabilities

Increase your awareness of the benefits of Alzeimer's early detection, memory loss, normal aging, Alzeimer's disease and other forms of dementia.

Workshop with Dyslexia simulation activities and follow-up discussion

By request “The Fundamentals of Caring” will be shown on our big screen. Popcorn and soda provided!

Partners for Success is a work readiness, vocational and social rehabilitation training program.

This workshop is an overview to learn about graduation options, updates to diploma requirements and eligibility requirements for the CDOS and Skills credentials.

Increase your awareness of the benefits of Alzeimer's early detection, memory loss, normal aging, Alzeimer's disease and other forms of dementia.

A support group series for people with autism held every 4th Wednesday of the month. Topic of the month: Communication

Learn the risk factors, warning signs, diagnostic process and resources to help.

Come and enjoy Jumanji with us!

This program provides basic information everyone needs to know about memory-loss issues and what they mean for all of us.

For families, educators, and students with intellectual and developmental disabilities as students transition to the adult world

Students with Anxiety or Emotional Disabilities

For parents, school personnel and community providers: broaden your understanding of anxiety and how anxiety impacts functioning