Our Program
Learn about our Development Program
Our comprehensive life skills programs for young adults are designed to empower individuals with essential skills, fostering independence and confidence for a fulfilling future. Spanning 18 to 30 months, depending on individual learning capabilities, our curriculum combines Activities of Daily Living (ADL) and Instrumental ADL. Students master time management, basic cooking, grocery shopping, and money handling. They build social connections, navigate public transport confidently, and explore job opportunities aligned with their passions and potential. Through personalized guidance, we prepare students to thrive in everyday life and the workplace.
ADL AND IADL
What is ADL and IADL?
ADL, Activities of Daily Learning
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are basic self-care tasks necessary for independent living. These include personal hygiene, dressing, and feeding oneself
IADL, Instrumental Activities of Daily Learning
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) are more complex tasks that allow individuals to live independently within their community, such as managing finances, preparing meals, and navigating transportation.
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Time Management
Students learn essential time management skills, including planning, prioritizing, and organizing tasks. By using tools like planners and reminders, they gain confidence in managing their schedules, and increasing productivity in daily life.
Basic Cooking
Students learn basic cooking techniques, which help them become more self-reliant. The skills they develop here are part of our life skills programs for young adults, preparing them for independence in the kitchen and beyond.
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Community Building
Through group activities and social skills workshops, students practice making friends, communicating effectively, and building lasting connections. This helps foster a sense of belonging and support.
Money Management
Practical lessons in budgeting, saving, and spending give students real-life money management skills. These lessons are essential to their path toward independence and financial confidence
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Grocery Shopping
Students master the essentials of grocery shopping, including planning, budgeting, and making informed purchases. These skills help them shop independently and are key in their journey toward self-reliance.
Navigation
This module teaches students to navigate public transport and new environments confidently. Using maps and GPS apps, they build the confidence to explore different locations independently, a vital skill in our life skills programs for young adults.
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Job Exploration​
Through a combination of skills assessments, job shadowing, and interest-based activities, students have the opportunity to explore potential career paths in a structured and supportive environment. These experiences help them gain a deeper understanding of various industries, workplace expectations, and the types of roles that align with their unique abilities and interests. By engaging in skills assessments, students can identify their strengths and areas for growth, allowing them to make informed decisions about potential career directions. Job shadowing provides hands-on exposure to different work settings, enabling students to observe professionals in action and gain insight into daily responsibilities.