Provides skills training to students with disabilities that have completed a traditional 4-year high school. Training covers independent living, career exploration, job placement, and social or emotional development.

Training in finance, home management, employment skills and educational advancement are among the life skills training provided. Clients receive individual and group counseling as well.

Empowers displaced homemakers to achieve self-sufficiency. This is accomplished through services like back-to-school/job search information, career counseling, computer literacy courses, legal/financial workshops, job search skills training, community resource referrals, and self-development workshops.

Offer holistic, person-centered training in technology, job readiness, travel, money and time management, volunteerism, and job coaching to promote employment, independence, and community inclusion.

Provides Adult Basic Education (ABE), GED tutoring, transitional tools, and the necessary skills for a successful re-entry into the workforce.

Provides a full day of school and community based learning environments. Includes an Individual Education Program (IEP) and driven instruction which focuses on the mastery of functional academic skills required for daily living and employment.

Provides linkages to recovery support resources, social and educational opportunities, life skills workshops, and support groups to those with a substance use disorder.

Provide functional skills at three levels: Basic (daily routines, social/emotional intelligence), Intermediate (technology, personal care, living skills), and Advanced (community immersion). Focus on holistic personal growth using person-centered planning with a small staff-to-adult ratio of 1:3 or 1:5.