Independent Living Services

 Current information on housing, transportation, assistive technology, and community services is provided to consumers as well as the community at large. 

 Independent Living Skills Training provides consumers with the basic skills to support their independent living goals. Training is provided in the following areas: Personal Care, Decision Making, Goal Setting, Budgeting/Money Management, Self-Advocacy, Employment, General Socialization, and Rights and Responsibilities. 

 Peer Support is a service through which consumers are able to connect and share experiences, knowledge, and coping skills with other individuals in a comfortable and relaxed group environment. 

 S.E.A. provides speakers to civic groups, schools, churches, and public or private organizations interested in learning more about disability-related issues and awareness. Topics include, but are not limited to: Accessibility, Americans with Disabilities Act [ADA] Compliance, Disability Rights, and Disability Sensitivity. 

 Youth-In-Transition Classes are a service that is offered to students and schools within our eight county service area. These classes provide students that are about to transition to independent living with the skills needed for this transition. Job Readiness/Resume Building/Interview Skills, Communication/Social Interactions, Budgeting/Money Management, and Rights & Responsibilities are all skills that are covered in this class. 

 Adult Daily Living Classes are designed to help adults aquire the daily living skills that keep them living safely and independently in their homes. Skills include: Social Skills, Job Readiness, Cooking, Hygiene, Budgeting, and more.
These classes are open to any individual 18 or older and can be scheduled as needed.