Pathways Support Services

Programs:

Day Program - Established with Douglas County Mill Levy Funds, our new Day Program site services families in both Arapahoe and Douglas county. While focused on fostering independence by daily incorporating individualized teaching, this program also offers volunteer activities on a weekly basis. - More Information 

Adventure Club - Launched on May 3rd, 2005, Adventure Club was created with the intent of enriching the lives of young adults (ages 18 to 21) by challenging them to potentially become more independent within their own communities through various focus activities. The Adventure Club was previously known as Transition Club. Named by its club members, this brand new name embodies what they feel their club is about--an adventure. - More Information 

Group Activities - We provide recreational and social opportunities so that individuals may develop and maintain friendships in small group settings. We average about three to four group activities per month. Every individual has an opportunity to choose the activities they want to participate in according to what their Individual Plan allows. We also provide door-to-door transportation for participating members. - More Information 

Open Doors - Job skills and workforce abilities are evaluated and developed through volunteer opportunities with the focus on future employment. - More Information 

Independant Living Skills Classes - Focused on increasing daily living skills such as cooking, safety, exercise, computer usage, money management, and developing individual interests/hobbies.

Activity Calendar - August 2009 

Activity Calendar - September 2009