Day Support Services

Our Day Support Services provide programs to adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (I/DD) who don’t work a full-time job to build life skills, form meaningful relationships, and actively engage in their community. Through person-centered planning, the people we support develop independence, confidence, and social skills in a safe, structured, and supportive environments. With a focus on growth and individual choice, we help each person pursue goals that enhance daily living and overall quality of life.

Day Services

Skill Development

  • Personal hygiene and self-care training
  • Meal planning and basic cooking skills
  • Money management and budgeting
  • Time management and daily routine building
  • Communication and self-advocacy skills

Social & Community Engagement

  • Community outings (libraries, fitness centers, volunteer sites)
  • Relationship-building and peer interaction
  • Transportation training

Health & Wellness

  • Exercise and movement activities
  • Nutrition education
  • Medication support and/or administration

Pre-Vocational Supports

  • Task completion and following directions
  • Workplace readiness skills
  • Volunteer opportunities

Therapeutic & Behavioral Supports

  • Positive behavior support plans
  • Emotional regulation strategies
  • Sensory activities
  • Coordination with therapists and support teams

For more information about Day Services, contact Brenda Sackandy at bsackandy@archoward.org or (443) 668-6801

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