Oakhill

Chapel Haven Wests ASAT program empowers adults with Aspersers/Autism to make successful transitions to college and careers.A satellite of Chapel Haven Schleifer Center, founded nearly 50 years ago in New Haven, Conn., Chapel Haven West draws on the agencys experience at the forefront of teaching and supporting adults with social and/or learning challenges. The curriculum at Chapel Haven West mirrors the curriculum employed in our Asperger Syndrome Adult Transition (ASAT) program, designed by international experts and designed to help adults with Aspergers Syndrome and Autism achieve happy, independent lives.Flexible tuition options also allow our adults to build their perfect supported living program.The Chapel Haven West program is designed for young adults 18 years of age and older with a diagnosis including: Asperger Syndrome Social Communication Disorders Executive Functioning and Nonverbal Learning Challenges Mild AutismOur program is located within proximity to the University of Arizona and yields many benefits, including:Enrollment of our students in a college-level course in social communication, taught by clinicians in the Universitys Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences Department under the direction of Chapel Haven West speech-language pathologists. Our enrolled students gain college credit and enjoy the vibrant offerings of a college experience with support from our program.Chapel Haven students attend classes and have access to university facilities including campus shuttle, student email, the Student Union, libraries, Campus Recreation Center, our fraternity and sorority partnerships and state-of-the-art Disability Resource Center (DRC).

Where everybody is Somebody' is a common daily phrase if you visit us at Waterford Country School - this is a very special place. Every day we do "whatever it takes" to help children and families in need. Through residential programs, family-based programs, education programs and community support programs, we offer a diverse range of services to children of all ages. Our kids are the reason we exist.

AHRC Suffolk is a not-for-profit organization based in Bohemia, NY, that offers a range of programs and services for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities on Long Island. With over 2,500 individuals benefiting from educational, vocational, residential, and employment services across 42 facilities, AHRC Suffolk is dedicated to enhancing the lives of those it serves. From providing support for aging individuals to offering bereavement services and life insurance, AHRC Suffolk strives to meet the diverse needs of its community. Through advocacy, volunteer opportunities, and donations, individuals can contribute to the organization's mission of empowering and enriching the lives of people with disabilities. Generated from the website