Work Enrichment

Work Enrichment offers individuals with more severe disabilities the opportunity for employment and community partnerships. These services benefit individuals who succeed in a more supportive work environment with greater staffing. Participants are also provided with recreational and learning experiences throughout the community, which support them in enhancing their personal and social skills.

Daily Activities

Individuals are exposed to a variety of individual and small group learning experiences. A sample day include doing hobbies, creating art, working, maintaining or improving independent skills, excercising, gardening, volunteering and touring local attractions and businesses. Work Enrichment promotes productive, self-affirming daily activities.

Training

We provide essential skill training, which is derived from personal choice and person-centered planned meeting. Individuals may receive training in functional academics (reading and writing skills), self-care, personal and social adjustment, community awareness, leisure, recreation, work skills and physical development.

For more information about Work Enrichment services, email Heather Thies, Life Enrichment Director.