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Life Skills Training
Our Life Skills Training program empowers individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to build essential skills for daily living. From personal hygiene and meal preparation to money management and social interaction, this program fosters independence, confidence, and the ability to navigate everyday challenges with ease.
Life Skills Training: Empowering Independence
At the Community Inclusion Program, we are dedicated to equipping individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) with the tools they need to live independently and confidently. Our Life Skills Training program focuses on developing essential skills that enhance self-sufficiency and foster personal growth.
What is Life Skills Training?
Our Approach
Our Life Skills Training program is tailored to meet the unique needs of each participant. Here’s how we deliver impactful training:
Individualized Assessments:
We evaluate each participant’s strengths and needs to create a customized plan.
Goal-Oriented Curriculum
Every training session is structured around specific, measurable goals that reflect the individual’s aspirations.
Hands-On Learning:
Training is delivered through practical, real-world scenarios to ensure skills are applied effectively.
Family Collaboration:
We work closely with families to reinforce training outcomes and ensure skills are practiced at home.
Key Benefits
Here are some key benefits of our Day Habilitation/ISS Services
Practical Skill Development
Master essential skills for everyday life, from managing personal finances to preparing meals.
Social Integration
Learn how to communicate effectively and build meaningful relationships.
Increased Confidence
Build self-esteem by successfully accomplishing daily tasks.
Greater Independence
Achieve autonomy by developing skills that enable participants to live with reduced reliance on others.
Frequently Asked Questions
What skills are covered in the Life Skills Training program?
The program includes training in personal hygiene, cooking, cleaning, money management, transportation planning, and social skills.
Can family members be involved in the training?
Yes, we encourage family involvement to reinforce the skills learned and promote consistent practice at home.
How are the training sessions delivered?
Sessions are hands-on and interactive, providing real-world experiences to ensure participants can apply the skills in their daily lives.
Is financial assistance available?
Yes, Medicaid and other funding programs may cover the costs of Life Skills Training. Contact us to learn more about eligibility and funding options.