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Provides skills training to enhance the independence of adults with disabilities in their homes, families, and communities. The program provides classes in cooking, assertiveness, relationships, financial management, adjustment to disability, and others as consumer needs dictate. Persons with disabilities can also get help finding accessible housing, receive peer support, and work individually with staff.

The Adult Living for Transitional Achievement program offers diverse services to incarcerated youth to aid in their reentry into society. The program connects participants to community resources, community support systems, and helps them practice independent living skills to maintain housing and employment.

Provides training to help people with disabilities gain skills that enable them to live independently in the community. Training topics available include budgeting and personal finance, cooking, recreation, computer/internet, attendant services management, pre-employment skills, interpersonal skills, utilization of available services, and goal setting.

Provided in an outpatient, day treatment program, residential program, or other appropriate setting. Assist individuals in developing competence in basic living skills such as meal planning, shopping, food preparation, money management, mobility, grooming, personal hygiene, and maintenance of a living environment.

Day training consists of various programs in which people with disabilities are assisted in reaching their highest level of independence. The main focus is to enhance the personal and social development of each consumer.

Provides training to help people with disabilities gain skills that enable them to live independently in the community. Training topics available include budgeting and personal finance, cooking, recreation, computer/internet, attendant services management, pre-employment skills, interpersonal skills, utilization of available services, and goal setting.

Training programs expand existing skills while challenging individuals to develop new skills and experiences. Skills include managing time and activities such as cooking, laundry, housekeeping. Practices include personal safety at home, community, and workplace.

Provides individual and group skills development to aid individuals in improving their lives. Offerings include emotional regulation, stress management, relationship dynamics, health and wellness, and social skills.

Provides skills training to enhance the independence of adults with disabilities in their homes, families, and communities. The program provides classes in cooking, assertiveness, relationships, financial management, adjustment to disability, and others as consumer needs dictate. Persons with disabilities can also get help finding accessible housing, receive peer support, and work individually with staff. See the calendar of upcoming events for up-to-date IL Skills training and activities.

Offers training and classes to increase self-reliance. Topics include money management, basic computer skills, cooking, communication skills, and using public transportation.

Provides independent living skills training to help individuals with developmental disabilities learn computer skills, exercise skills, and daily living tasks such as cleaning, cooking, dishes, and laundry.

Helps Journey House clients learn daily living skills through individual and group instruction. Skills taught include self-care, medical service use, living within their income, personal grooming, etc.

Provides independent living skills training to help individuals with developmental disabilities learn computer skills, exercise skills, and daily living tasks such as cleaning, cooking, dishes, and laundry.

Customized instruction to fit the needs and desires of those residents, including support with activities of daily living, self-care and hygiene, medical needs management, community participation, socialization and leisure skills, personal funds management, and transportation.

Provides specialized skills training and social opportunities for people with disabilities, including independent living skills, recreation, leisure, current events education, and reading and writing skills.

Emphasis is on vocational and life skills training.

When determined as necessary as part of a rehabilitative treatment plan, services are provided in an outpatient, day treatment program, residential program, or other appropriate setting. These services assist individuals in developing competence in basic living skills such as meal planning, shopping, food preparation, money management, mobility, grooming, personal hygiene, and maintenance of a living environment.

Provides support, supervision, socialization, personal care, training, and assistance in order to help people live as independently as possible.

Supports people of all ages who may have intellectual disabilities, autism, cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, or other developmental disabilities.

Group homes provide evening, morning, and overnight staff for those requiring intensive medical or other specialized support. Group homes are located in Box Elder, Davis, Weber, Salt Lake, Utah, Iron and Washington Counties. Supervised living in apartments or small homes can provide up to 24-hour supervision and support. Supported Community Living provides hourly support in client's own home. Offered in Provo, St George, Cedar City. Richfield does not have group homes but they do offer supported living. Funding dependent.

Offers training and classes to increase self-reliance. Topics include money management, basic computer skills, cooking, communication skills, and using public transportation, also youth and adult activities.

Provides training to help people with disabilities gain skills that enable them to live independently in the community. Training topics available include budgeting and personal finance, cooking, recreation, computer/internet, attendant services management, pre-employment skills, interpersonal skills, utilization of available services, and goal setting.

Provides awareness, education, support services, and advocacy for and on behalf of all those dealing with the many challenges of epilepsy/seizure disorders.

A nonresidential independent living center where people with visual, physical, and mental disabilities can learn skills to gain more control and independence over their lives.

The program provides skills training to enhance the independence of adults with disabilities in their homes, families, and communities. Classes offered include cooking, assertiveness, relationships, financial management, adjustment to disability, and other consumer needs.