Discovering Possibilities For Adults with
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
OUR Program
We learn, have fun, and volunteer in the community! We build life skills, social skills, and work skills! We build friendships! We try to take advantage of every opportunity and possibility so we can grow to be the best we can be.
Possibility Place provides a full curriculum of job skills, productive work habits, functional academics, computer skills, health and nutrition, physical wellness, art, music, crafts, community activities, volunteer opportunities, daily life skills, leisure, and learning activities.
Many of our participants will also participate in neurodevelopmental exercises and activities to help with overall learning, processing and retention.
Our Focus
Continuing Education
Learning is a lifelong endeavor and should never stop. At Possibility Place our participants will have the opportunity to continue learning in areas such as computer skills, functional reading and math, language, and thinking skills.
Daily Living Skills
Possibility Place provides training in day-to-day living including nutrition, meal planning and preparation, money skills, home care, health, hygiene, personal safety, and community safety.
Vocational Training
We offer participants the opportunity to develop and maintain the skills and behaviors necessary for vocation.
Community Involvement
Possibility Place provides opportunities for our participants to be involved in our community through volunteer opportunities, learning to ride the Rover, trips to parks, the library, shopping, etc., and attending community events.
Social & Recreational Skills
Possibility Place will focus on helping participants learn interpersonal skills to build and maintain productive relationships. They will learn about physical health and mental wellness as well as how to make the best use of their leisure time. They will explore hobbies and, if interested, participate in sports and physical activities at their ability level.
SCHEDULE
​Possibility Place is a year-round program with the month of July off. We are closed for two weeks at Christmas, and on major holidays.
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We meet Monday-Friday from 9:00am until 3:30pm.
Extended care is available for those that need it.
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We volunteer at local nonprofits about once a week.
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We go on "Field Trips" 1-2 times monthly, almost always on Fridays, where everyone has the opportunity to attend.
day track options
5 Day Track (M-F)
Families can choose 4 days per week, but must pay the 5 day track tuition.
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3 Day Track (M/W/F OR T/TH/F)
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2 Day Track (M/W OR T/TH)
FEES
2 Day Track $304
3 Day Track $456
5 Day Track $760
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Fees are paid monthly, and must be paid on each participant's first school day of the month. Fees are due even if the participant does not attend due to illness, being out of town, holidays, snow days, etc.
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TUITION ASSISTANCE
It is our goal to never turn anyone away because of their lack of ability to pay the full tuition. Because of that we have a Tuition Assistance Program using the Federal Poverty Level Scale. If paying tuition is a financial strain, reach out to our Program Director at ppprogramdirector@gmail.com
