Day PRogram
Life Skills:
Our day program focuses on enhancing functional life skills, physical activity and being a part of the community. Day program participants will have opportunities to engage in fun, interactive interest-based activities that enhance their communication and social skills while making genuine connections with peers and their community.
Baking / Cooking
Baking / Cooking
Improve communication, math, reading, focus, and attention while having fun in the kitchen
Social Skills
Social Skills
Connecting with people who understand makes it easier to develop communication skills, understand social rules and learn how to maintain friendships.
Life Skills
Life Skills
Develop new skills, build confidence and independence while having fun
Volunteer
Volunteer
Develop a sense of purpose and community by getting involved in the community
Exercise
Exercise
Staying active and healthy improves self-esteem and improves mental health and mood
Field Trips
Field Trips
Expand learning opportunities, connect with the community and friends with outdoor excursions
Who is this program for:
Individuals 18 -45 who face challenges in learning and communication, individuals with Autism, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, or any other neurodevelopmental conditions.
Individuals who want to learn life skills so they can feel more comfortable doing things independently at home and they want to establish and learn how to maintain genuine relationship
Feels comfortable and is able to participate in community outings within a group ratio of 1 staff, 5 participants
Individuals who can regulate their emotions without becoming aggressive towards themselves or others
Fairly independent in the bathroom, may need verbal prompts
Program hours: 9:00am – 3:30pm
Cost: $105/ per day
PASSPORT & ODSP FUNDING ACCEPTED
Enrollment: Enroll in 12-week sessions (Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring)
Part-time (min 2 days) and full-time spots are available (10% off when enrolled for 5 days/week)
Work Readiness:
Our work readiness program prepares and teaches participants practical job readiness skills and skills for navigating the workplace and self-employment with success.
Communication
Communication
Better communication and understanding the needs of others creates a happier and more productive work environment
Problem - Solving
Problem - Solving
Learn how to identify and come up with creative and effective solutions to problems
Teamwork
Teamwork
Collobration is key in the workplace as well as self-employment. Learn how to share ideas and work together to achieve goals
Leadership
Leadership
Develop the qualities and skills to lead and take initiative when in group settings
Adaptability
Adaptability
Learning how to adjust to new environments and cope with unforeseen situations increases changes in employability.
Financial Management
Financial Management
Gain a better understanding of income and expenses, how to meet financial goals, and learn how to save and invest.
Participants will have opportunities to volunteer and train in the following areas:
Retail
Laundry
Administration
Computer & Technology
Custodial & Cleaning
Warehouse
Landscaping
Hospitality
Automotive
Trade & Construction
...And More
Who is this program for:
Individuals 18 -45 who face challenges in learning and communication, individuals with Autism, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, or any other neurodevelopmental conditions
Individuals who want to gain the skills needed to be employed, start a business or consistently volunteer
Individuals who can regulate their emotions without becoming aggressive towards themselves or others
Feels comfortable and is able to participate in community outings within a group ratio of 1 staff, 5 participants
Fairly independent in the bathroom, may need verbal prompts
Program hours: 9:00am – 3:30pm
Cost: $105/ per day * Spots are limited for this program
Work Experience 1:1 support: Additional $35/per hour (Family determines the number of work experience hours/week)
PASSPORT & ODSP FUNDING ACCEPTED
Enrollment: Enroll in 12-week sessions (Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring)
Part-time (min 2 days) and full-time spots are available (10% off when enrolled for 5 days a week)
FAQ
What happens after I apply?
You will get a phone call 3-7 business days after you have submitted your online intake/waitlist form. During this phone call, we will confirm and discuss the needs of the applicant. If after this phone call, we feel the applicant is a good fit, the applicant will be invited to join 1 to 2 half-day sessions. It’s important that the program be a good fit for clients and their families. To participate in the trial visits, parents will be asked to sign a waiver and fill out an emergency contact form. After the trial visit(s), the Program Director/Manager will assess the suitability of the program for the client and discuss further questions. When a decision to proceed has been made, parents/caregivers will be sent an email with the Life Skills Day Program contract/ Participant agreement, Parent Handbook and payment information.
Can participants pick the days they want to attend?
Yes, as long as the days you have requested are available.
The 12-week session has already begun. Do I have to wait until the next session begins?
If we have spaces available you can join mid-way into a session. Fees will be prorated.
If the participants goes on vacation during their 12-week session will they get money back for those days that were missed
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide refunds.
Will we be given receipts?
Yes, you will get a receipt via email once we have received your full payment
Can my high school child attend Saturday and weekends respite sessions?
Yes. Saturday and weekend respite programs are for individuals aged 6 +