Community-BasedAdult Day Program

Designed for Individuals
with Special Needs

Learning happens
where life happens

Intake Form Catalog

Support worker helping two individuals with special needs

            
            Community-Based
          
            Person-Centered
          
            Real-World Learning
          
            1:2 Support

Young adult in the Ariya program watering a plant

Living and LearningFrom and In the Community

Ariya is a community-based Adult Day Program (ADP) that helps young adults build confidence and develop real-world skills. Rather than focusing only on classroom instruction, the program emphasizes inclusive community experiences, such as baking, practicing daily living tasks, developing self-advocacy skills, and participating in work experiences.

Our goal is to support each individual in expressing their choices, strengthening independence, and building meaningful relationships with peers within the program and with people in the broader community.

Intake Form

The program is designed to be engaging, practical, and tailored to each young adult's path toward independence.
The program serves adults with autism and other intellectual and developmental disabilities.
We provide individualized support in a safe and inclusive environment, focusing on community integration, vocational exploration, independent living skills, self-advocacy, communication, social development, and recreational activities that build confidence.
As our young adults may have extensive support needs, we offer a one-to-two support ratio.
For individuals with additional behavioral needs, trained behavior specialists collaborate with staff to implement positive support strategies that encourage participation, independence, and skill-building throughout all aspects of the program.