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Provides support and resources to adolescents/young adults ages 14-21 to increase their ability to live successfully outside the foster care system. Programs include support with basic skills including money management, household management, budgeting, interviewing for jobs, job skills, nutrition and meal planning in both one-on-one and group settings.

Provides case management for seniors, adults with disabilities, their families and caregivers. Also provides assistance with daily living activities so that seniors and people with disabilities can continue living at home.

Teaches daily living activities to seniors and people with disabilities. Includes lessons in cooking, budgeting, grocery shopping, and personal care.

Teaches daily living activities to seniors and people with disabilities. Includes lessons in cooking, budgeting, grocery shopping, and personal care.

Provides comprehensive inpatient and rehabilitation services for veterans and active duty servicemembers who are blind or have functional vision loss. Includes orientation and mobility training, independent living classes, recreational activities, psychological services for adjustment to blindness, health maintenance, and ocular treatment. Family participation is encouraged.

Provides training for older adults with visual impairments to live independently. Includes instruction on shopping, cooking, health and wellness, cleaning, managing paperwork, home maintenance, and Braille. Also provides training to prepare people with visual impairments to travel safely in their surroundings. Includes information on the Americans with Disabilities Act and self-advocacy for accommodations and equal access at work and school. Services offered in-person and virtually.

Teaches independent living skills for people with disabilities. Includes household management, budgeting, and basic office skills. Provides advocacy, client support, and group and individual peer mentoring. Also provides benefits counseling, planning, and assistance for SSA disability program recipients.

Provides a variety of independent living services for people with disabilities. Services include independent living classes on topics such as cooking, budgeting, household management, and communication skills. Also provides peer mentoring, socialization through recreation, outreach to rehabilitation centers, and reintegration from nursing homes. Additional locations in Coolidge, Gilbert, Glendale, and Tucson.

Offers adult rehabilitation programs including mobility training, independent living skills training, adjustment to blindness counseling, Braille training, vocational exploration, job development, job coaching, and technology training.

Provides assistance to seniors and people with disabilities to help them increase their independent living skills. The goal is for them to stay in their own homes rather than in institutional settings. Services are offered in their homes or in the community.

Provides various classes for adults on probation and the general public. Classes include adult basic education, GED preparation, ESL, career readiness, and life skills. Includes customized learning plans with in-person and computer-assisted classes.

Provides assistance to seniors and people with disabilities to help them increase their independent living skills. The goal is for them to stay in their own homes rather than in institutional settings. Services are offered in their homes or in the community.

Provides group and individual training in various life skills for people with disabilities. Includes using the bus, cooking and nutrition, pre-employment training, financial coaching, self-advocacy, and socialization.

Provides training for older adults with visual impairments to live independently. Includes instruction on shopping, cooking, health and wellness, cleaning, managing paperwork, home maintenance, and Braille. Also provides training to prepare people with visual impairments to travel safely in their surroundings. Includes information on the Americans with Disabilities Act and self-advocacy for accommodations and equal access at work and school. Services offered in-person and virtually.

Offers programs to promote self-sufficiency in students with visual impairments. Provides year-round recreational opportunities and daily living instruction through the Sports, Habilitation, Arts and Recreation Program (SHARP). Teen-to-Work provides a six-week residential program to prepare high school students for employment and independent living. Also provides college readiness services including FAFSA form assistance, independent living skills, and obtaining course materials in accessible formats. Also offers a 9 month transition program for young adults to prepare them for their future career called success, opportunity, advocacy, and responsibility (SOAR). Provides a media center and library with adapted materials such as braille and large print textbooks.

Provides various classes for adults on probation and the general public. Classes include adult basic education, GED preparation, ESL, career readiness, and life skills. Includes customized learning plans with in-person and computer-assisted classes.