Adult Day Training

Adult day training are training services intended to support the participation of recipients in daily, meaningful, valued routines of the community. 

Adult day training services stress training in the activities of daily living, self-advocacy, adaptive and social skills and are age and culturally appropriate.  The service expectation is to achieve the outcomes (goals) defined by each recipient; and, to attain and support participation in less restrictive settings.  The training, activities and routine established by the adult day training program shall be meaningful to the recipient and provide an appropriate level of variation and interest. 

Services are typically facility-based and are usually furnished at a minimum of six hours per day on a regularly scheduled basis, for one or more days per week.

Enrichment

The Enrichment Program is designed to assist individuals who have disabilities to enjoy the world; at a level individually tailored to their specific challenges. Courses include small animal care, equestrian readiness, woodworking, art, technology, exercise, employment readiness, and financial management among others.

This day service increases individual's abilities in daily living and socialization skills for personal growth and independence. These services are provided at The Arc Nature Coast Enrichment Center and in the community.

C.A F.E.

Community Access For Everyone. Community Access provides individualized training in the community in order for individuals to develop and enhance their community involvement and become a contributing member in the community. This service is based on the premise that skill development can be best accomplished in an individual's natural environment. These services support the individual in valued roles in the community, are age and culturally appropriate, increase the individual's ability to control the environment, and encourage the development of friendship with non-disabled persons.