Smile provides sensory processing and motor therapy to children from birth through age twelve. Parents, teachers, day care providers, an occupational therapist and a physical therapist work with children as needed to provide the best ways to help children reach their full potential.

Acting Out offers children ages 7 to 12 an interactive theater experience. Participants create backdrops and costumes, then sing and act out a story. A final production is presented to family and friends at the end of each session. Acting Out is offered as a summer workshop.

Art on the Go is for children ages 6 to 12 and combines gross motor activities with an art session. This program is offered in the Summer and Winter.

Strikers Bowling is a program for special needs children 6-18 years of age, offered on Saturdays from 9:30 to 11:30 at Blossom Lanes during the Winter months. This is a time for socialization and group camaraderie.

Teen Art Program, a six week session offered three times a year. Art is an instructional program designed to help students develop artistic skills and creativity while increasing self esteem.

Photography Class for 18 years and older. Learn the basic techniques in digital photography. A professional photographer will instruct in framing, lighting, and subject positioning. Eight week sessions will be held throughout the year.

Strikers Bowling is a program for special needs children 6-18 years of age, offered on Saturdays from 9:30 to 11:30 at Blossom Lanes during the Winter months. This is a time for socialization and group camaraderie.

Groups: Adult Enrichment Group, Bowling, Unlocking the Artist Within(Art Class), Photography Class, Summer Day Camp

Skill Building for improvement in self-help, socialization and adaptive skills

Community Living Services to increase or maintain independence in your home or community

Vocational Training: Light Industrial Production Training fulfillment and assembly from sub-contractors - Recycling: office paper, magazines, and cardboard

Industrial Services (contracted through outside businesses): Light Assembly, Document Destruction, Bagging, Collating, and Labeling

Vocational Evaluation: Diagnostic Evaluation/Situational Assessment - explores work skills and discovers employment talents and possibilities

Supported Employment:

Employer Assistance: Consultation regarding job accomodations, work hardening, recruiting, tax credits and related hiring incentives, job analysis, task analysis, ADA, and other information regarding various disabilities and barriers.

Employee Development Services: Assists persons to develop or improve their work behaviors, work capacities, interpersonal skills, attitudes and other skills in order to increase their employability.