Our day programs for adults with developmental disabilities offer training in daily living skills to help each person reach their full potential in life. Some of the skills we teach include safety skills, personal hygiene, fitness, computer skills, social skills, cooking skills, laundry skills, and much more. We also facilitate many trips in the community.
Family Partners LLC provides a safe and nurturing day program for adults with disabilities where each person served will have a person centered service plan (PCSP) to assist them in reaching their goals and full potential. Our day programs for adults with developmental disabilities run from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday. If you are ready to meet some new friends, please contact us.Â
In addition to spending time working on personalized goals, program participants can expect a day filled with a variety of activities and opportunities. Family Partners strives to offer meaningful activities during our day program for adults with developmental disabilities. We incorporate activities for socialization, movement, music, and being creative, all while having a great time.Â
Examples of our favorite activities include :
Program participants can expect to access their community regularly through outings such as the movies, bowling, the park, and farm/horse properties. Some of our favorite outings have been to:
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We regularly volunteer to help support our community. We also bring the community to us! We enjoy having visitors such as the video game trucks, travelling petting zoo, party entertainers, and special guests.
Check out our Facebook pages to see the fun we have https://www.facebook.com/FamilyPartnersAZ
Family Partners prides ourselves on our clean, safe, welcoming, and comfortable programs. We have plenty of space to spread out and relax.
We’d be happy to show you around! Call us to schedule a tour of our day program for adults with disabilities!
Family Partners Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) pass reference checks, background checks, have Fingerprint Clearance Cards, and go through training above and beyond what the Division of Developmental Disabilities requires. We expect our staff to be engaging, professional, and respectful. Learn more about us here.