Life Skills Development Program

All program staff are fluent in American Sign Language, have a knowledge of Deaf Culture, and are trained in the techniques used to teach and/or counsel this population.

The Life Skills Development Program serves clients who are deaf, intellectually disabled and/or have mental health needs by offering instruction and experiences that improve daily living skills and foster independence. This program provides clients with the opportunity to experience self-growth through improved communication and social interaction. All program staff are fluent in American Sign Language, have a knowledge of Deaf Culture, and are trained in the techniques used to teach and/or counsel this population.

Our Focus

Academics

Clients acquire important reading, writing, and math skills. Depending on proficiency, clients might focus on learning basic concepts like reading simple sentences to more advanced skills like completing multiplication problems.

Social Skills Development

This training emphasizes social awareness and helps clients build strong interpersonal relationships. Clients become familiar with workplace conventions, including job interviewing and placement, work attitudes, and income.

Physical Education

Clients learn about personal hygiene, nutrition, and the human body. As part of health awareness, clients learn exercises for staying physically fit.

Computer Training

Instructors teach a range of topics, from basic typing to Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, to accommodate different skills levels.

Deaf Culture

Clients learn about American Sign Language and conversation etiquette in the Deaf community (ways of interacting, taking turns, getting attention).

Interested in our life skills program?

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