Services for Adults
Independence Association offers a wide array of programs and services for adults. From Residential Services to Employment Independence Association has something for everyone.
Residential Services: Independence Association offers a continuum of residential options for individuals, up to and including 24-hour support, shared living situations, or assistance with maintaining an apartment locally.
Employment Services: Employment Services provides individuals with vocational counseling, guidance and support to explore career options, seek and obtain competitive work with local businesses, and/or successfully maintain current jobs in their community. Individualized services may include job shadowing, resume preparation, interview skills training, job development, work trials/assessments, and on-site job training. Click here to learn more about our Employment Services.
Community Connections and Therapeutic Supports (CCTS) and The Learning Center Initiative (LCI) Day habilitation supports are provided in both community- and center-based settings. Services include skill-building, activities of daily living, therapeutic carryover, and community connections, which promote volunteering, mentoring and peer support. Click here to learn more.
Spindleworks provides studio and gallery space for artists with disabilities to realize their creative dreams. The program offers a wide variety of creative opportunities in the visual, written and performing arts. Click here to learn more or visit www.spindleworks.org
The Learning Center offers an array of classes, activities, community resources, and mentor programs. Many classes are taught by volunteers and originate from individual requests.
Be sure to regularly check the Learning Center calendar for upcoming and on-going events and classes. Click here to learn more.