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WATKINS VITAL CARE PROGRAM
Website: http://www.watkinsvitalcare.org/
Specialty Programs Available: Structured Activities, Community Integration, Behavioral Intervention, Life Skills
Details: The Watkins VITAL Care Program is a community-based life skills transition and employment training program for the 22 - 64 age group. Our program is specifically designed for adults with a history of moderate to severe autism, severe intellectual disabilities, or other challenging conduct issues. The program is intended to service those individuals at the more severe end of the diagnostic profile and may still require 1:1 adult assitance for behaviors, their safety, and the safety of others. In general the individual consumers in this program are non-verbal or limited verbal and may have a various levels of communication skills, such as signing, limited vocal/verbal, use of picture communication and/or augmentative communication devices programmed for basic communication needs in varying community settings. The continued intervention of language and communication skills is considered vital to integration in community settings. Close coordinationg of each individuals' program witll be expected of parents and caregivers. Self-determination is a major consideration for consumers in our program.
Information for WATKINS VITAL CARE PROGRAM, a Adult Day Care in La Crescenta CA:
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Name: WATKINS VITAL CARE PROGRAM Address: 2510 FOOTHILL BLVD., LA CRESCENTA CA 91214 Contact Phone: (818) 334-5592 |
Specialty Programs Available: Structured Activities, Community Integration, Behavioral Intervention, Life Skills
Details: The Watkins VITAL Care Program is a community-based life skills transition and employment training program for the 22 - 64 age group. Our program is specifically designed for adults with a history of moderate to severe autism, severe intellectual disabilities, or other challenging conduct issues. The program is intended to service those individuals at the more severe end of the diagnostic profile and may still require 1:1 adult assitance for behaviors, their safety, and the safety of others. In general the individual consumers in this program are non-verbal or limited verbal and may have a various levels of communication skills, such as signing, limited vocal/verbal, use of picture communication and/or augmentative communication devices programmed for basic communication needs in varying community settings. The continued intervention of language and communication skills is considered vital to integration in community settings. Close coordinationg of each individuals' program witll be expected of parents and caregivers. Self-determination is a major consideration for consumers in our program.