Richmond Society for Community Living offers a continuum of care throughout the lifespan that allows the individuals in our programs—and their family members—to dream, plan, learn and grow. This includes early intervention for infants at risk; access to supported child care and preschool for children with additional support needs; out of school care and transition planning for teens with disabilities; life-skills training, employment services and residential options for adults with a disability who wish to live outside their family home.
In This Section:
- Programs for infants and children with special needs
- Infant Development Program – Programs and supports for infants and children who are at risk for a developmental delay
- Treehouse – 5 hour preschool and daycare program for children of all abilities (typically-developing children and those who have additional support needs)
- Supported Child Development – Support for parents and child care professionals to ensure child care and preschool options are available for children who require additional supports
- Youth Connections Program – Recreation-based out of school program for children and youth with developmental disabilities
- Family Resource Program – Resources, supports and referrals for parents of infants and children with developmental disabilities
- Family Respite – Access to qualified temporary caregivers for children with developmental disabilities
- Programs for adults with developmental disabilities
- LIFE Day Services – Day programs for adults with a developmental disability
- Residential Options – Residential options for adults with developmental disabilities
- Employment Services – Employment supports for youth and adults with a developmental disability
- Family Resource Program – Resources, supports and referrals for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families
- Family Respite – Access to qualified temporary caregivers for adults with developmental disabilities