Center For The Developmentally Disabled

Day program: the pals day program offers person-centered services for individuals with developmental disabilities aged 16 and older, providing opportunities to enhance life skills, social interaction, and community involvement. This structured program fosters independence, self-confidence, and meaningful participation through activities focused on communication, socialization, vocational readiness, and health and wellness. Participants also engage in community outings, volunteer work, and recreational activities that promote integration and inclusion.

School: rainbow school provides specialized educational services for children with developmental disabilities, offering a nurturing and structured learning environment tailored to their unique needs. The program focuses on developing essential life skills, social interaction, and academic growth through individualized instruction and evidence-based practices. The curriculum includes a combination of educational activities, therapeutic interventions, and social development opportunities aimed at enhancing each student's independence and overall well-being.

Employment program: the employment program supports individuals in achieving meaningful, competitive employment within their communities. The program offers personalized job development, skills training, and ongoing support to help individuals secure and maintain employment that aligns with their abilities and interests. Services include job readiness training, resume building, interview preparation, workplace accommodations, and on-the-job coaching.