Supportive Living

Visión con Esperanza 360° (Visions with Hope 360°) helps Latino families who have a child with a developmental disability gain a better understanding of their child’s disability and connect them with available community resources. We recognize the importance of educating the Latino community about the problems facing all families and connecting them with the resources available while offering education on a variety of subjects related to the families’ needs.  Monthly parent support groups offer parents the opportunity to connect with other parents and share concerns and successes. Staff members assist families in identifying their needs and connecting them to resources, as well as act as advocates for the child and family.
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Visionaries serves Latino young adults with developmental disabilities.  The Young adults connect with peers and participate in a variety of activities, classes, fieldtrips and other social activities focus on individual strengths and building self-esteem and self-confidence. The program facilitates and promotes self-development, independent living, self-advocacy and community inclusion.  The young adults receive transitional services and independent living and social skills trainings.  These skills are taught through meaningful activities involving art, computers, sports and volunteerism.  Visionaries is focused on individual strengths and helps build self-esteem and confidence in the young adults.  

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