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Family Support Navigator
Our Family Support Navigator walks alongside families who have a diagnosis, are exploring an evaluation, or simply have concerns about their child’s development or behavior. This service offers one‑on‑one guidance with referrals, OPWDD and school systems, evaluations, benefits, and community resources. Families receive support understanding options, completing next steps, and building a coordinated plan that reflects their values, culture, and goals.
Caregiver Wellness Workshops
Caregiver Wellness Workshops offer a supportive space for parents and family members to learn practical strategies, reduce stress, and connect with others. Topics include coping skills, advocacy, navigating systems, and building sustainable routines at home so caregivers feel more confident and less alone.
Socialization & Life Skill Groups
Our Socialization & Life Skill Groups support youth with all abilities (ages 0–21) in practicing communication, friendship, self‑advocacy, emotional regulation, and daily living skills. Groups are small, developmentally matched, and strengths‑based, helping participants build confidence and meaningful connections in a low‑pressure setting.
Launching Soon: Co‑Play with Respite Programming
Co‑Play with Respite Programming offers engaging, child‑ and youth‑led activities for individuals while caregivers get meaningful time to rest. Our trained staff facilitate games, creative projects, and sensory‑friendly experiences that support social skills, self‑expression, and independence in a safe, welcoming environment for those with all abilities.
Launching Soon: Support Broker for Self‑Direction
Support Broker services help individuals and families using OPWDD Self‑Direction design and manage person‑centered plans. We assist with budgets, service choices, and documentation so you understand your options, stay aligned with OPWDD guidelines, and can adapt supports as goals, interests, and needs change over time.
Art Groups & Creative Projects
These interest-based art groups are designed to provide a supportive, creative environment for neurodivergent and developmentally disabled individuals and their families to connect and express themselves through various artistic mediums.
Young Children
A sensory-friendly exploration of color and texture for our youngest artists to build fine motor skills and creative confidence.
Teens
Focusing on collaborative projects and individual style, this group allows teens to connect with peers through shared creative interests.
Caregivers
A relaxing space for caregivers to engage in creative expression, offering respite and community connection.
Interested in one of our art groups? Let's start a conversation about how we can support your creative journey.