Many people with disabilities will still need some kind of assistance upon reaching adulthood. Some may receive this whilst living in some kind of supported accommodation, but many will want more freedom and control over their own lives. This is Read More …
Most adults with autism, intellectual disability and similar conditions want to have control over their own lives. They want to be able to live with the maximum degree of independence whilst still receiving appropriate support to help them pursue their Read More …
The impact of autism on adults seeking employment can be significant, but a specialist autism programme can help at every stage, from identifying suitable careers to developing helpful skills and experience. This is not just about ticking boxes, but ensuring Read More …
Adults with developmental disabilities face additional challenges while trying to navigate the everyday tasks of adulthood. Day programs for adults with disabilities give them a supportive environment to learn and practice the skills they need, while still allowing them to Read More …
Young adults exist in an in-between place. They are no longer children, free from responsibility, but they are still very much learning how to navigate the world. For those with disabilities, the challenges are even greater, unless they have support Read More …
A developmental disabilities program will generally aim to help adults with intellectual disabilities live happier and more independent lives. Often, this means building a range of skills, from organization to communication to self-regulation, as well as helping them establish and Read More …
Difficulty with social interaction is one of the traits associated with autism. Without an understanding of social skills, it is hard for someone to establish and maintain relationships or to exist as a member of a community, which can, in Read More …
Living as a successful adult requires a range of different skills at home, in public, at work, and in your relationships. It may be more difficult for adults with intellectual disabilities, autism and other conditions to learn these skills, but Read More …
As we explore the evolving landscape of autism programs in Toronto, it’s clear that innovative approaches are shaping a brighter future for adults with autism in Ontario. These programs not only cater to the unique needs of this community but Read More …
Adults with autism are less likely to be employed or have successful friendships and romantic relationships. They are also more likely to experience depression and anxiety. There are a range of challenges facing them as they try to navigate the Read More …