Weekend Enrichment: LIFE

Community Based Program on Pause during COVID-19 Pandemic

Caregivers rest while loved ones learn

Thank you to Coughlin Transportation for providing transportation as needed for this program. 

Respite hours can be used for this program.
Email [email protected]

Monthly Second Sundays 
$45 / session or $270 for all 6
11:00am - 3:00pm 
Feb. 9, March 8, April 19, May 10, June 14, July 12

Who's involved?
All classes will be taught by trained and certified special education teachers, assisted by adults and volunteers with extensive experience in the special education field.

Enrichment Exercises 

Day planning, Community Navigation, Shopping, Money Management, Independent living skills, Price Comparison, Social Skills,   

A attended the LIFE event today. It was a rainy day but he had a good time practicing his cleaning skills at the house, learning about pet care with Layla the Chihuahua, and playing Scrabble. Making new friends is a plus!!!

C attended her first LIFE session. She was very pleased and excited about what they learned - vacuuming and cleaning. She even vacuumed the house the next day. She needs some more practice and to learn to look for dirt and dog hair! So far, we are very pleased.

Register Here!

Program manager: Suzy Haug. Learn more here.

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PROGRAM QUESTIONS
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April 19 activities 
Come join us as we visit our friends at Asheir Manor.
We will socialize with the residents, plant some flowers in pots and build & paint bird feeders.  

Please remember to bring your own lunch! 

Are you the perfect candidate? 
Weekend Enrichment: Life classes are designed for adults with low support needs who have goals of living independently.  Those who are wanting to move out and need to learn/practice general housekeeping, cooking, scheduling, and independent community living.  This is designed as a drop-off program where the adults will be performing tasks as independently as possible.

This unique enrichment program is designed for adult community members who must be able to conduct themselves safely in the community,  a 1:5 setting, follow 2-3 step directions, exhibit minimal behaviors, and handle all personal needs. 

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