Creative Centers provide adults with disabilities an array of engaging and enriching classes and activities. Curriculums are based on the interests and goals of the individual we support. Individuals may also receive these services combined with community based activities, volunteer, and employment opportunities.

Mosaic Studios is an inclusive art studio located in Greensboro where resident artists are offered the opportunity to create art in a safe, open, and fun environment. Individuals experiment working with different artistic mediums including painting, pottery, mosaic art, jewelry, and more.

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This is a recovery-focused service that empowers
individuals to manage their own recovery from diagnosed substance use and mental illness. 

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The 24-hour group home staff provides specialized therapies, recreational and leisure activities, social skills training, and assistance with personal health and hygiene. The men and women in the home may choose to take part in their community by volunteering, attending our Creative Campus Enrichment Programs, or attending religious services.

Enabling individuals to receive residential support with credentialed supervision and care within a family home.

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Respite care offers short-term relief for primary caregivers by providing in and out-of-home services, community activities, and overnight services.

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LTCS provides adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities comprehensive, community-based services, including housing, day programs, daily living skills training, and personalized support. The program promotes independence, personal choice, and meaningful participation in daily life while helping individuals develop and maintain the skills needed to reach their fullest potential and thrive in their communities.

Day Supports provide regular assistance with the acquisition, retention, or improvement of self-help, socialization, and adaptive skills. It functions as a primary option for a "meaningful day" outside the individual's private residence, focusing on self-sufficiency and community inclusion.

Community Networking provides individualized activities that help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities enjoy meaningful experiences in their communities. The program promotes independence, builds social connections and friendships, and encourages participation in everyday activities alongside individuals without disabilities. Through community engagement, participants develop valuable life skills, strengthen natural support networks, and enjoy greater inclusion and a sense of belonging.