Moving Up, Moving On is an interactive program designed to teach youth with intellectual or developmental disabilities how to create maintain healthy relationships. What to expect: • 10-week program starting August 29th • Attend twice a week – Wednesday(s) and Friday(s) • Discuss types of relationships,personal boundaries, independent living skills and more • Supervised outings Learn More
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American Sign Language – July Class Series
Join us for a series of basic, introductory ASL classes intended for parents/caregivers of children with hearing loss or alternative communication needs. The content in June is repeated in July. Children are welcome, but parents are responsible for them during class. JULY—Basic ASL Series July 10th, 12th, 24th, 26th 5:30 – 7pm Registration is required.
Wii Club – 14 & Up
An opportunity for youth and young adults who experience developmental differences to socialize and have fun in a safe and supportive way. Parents and guardians must sign a release and must provide contact information.
Youth Financial Fitness Class
Do you have questions about how to set up and maintain a personal budget? Do you know why credit is important? Do you have questions about the different kinds of checking accounts and credit cards? Then, this is the class for you! This course is set up to provide the following: BUDGETING: Tools you’ll need Learn More
Wii Club – ages 5 to 13
An opportunity for youth and young adults who experience developmental differences to socialize and have fun in a safe and supportive way. Parents and guardians must sign a release and must provide contact information.
Wii Club – ages 5 to 13
An opportunity for youth and young adults who experience developmental differences to socialize and have fun in a safe and supportive way. Parents and guardians must sign a release and must provide contact information.
Wii Club – 14 & Up
An opportunity for youth and young adults who experience developmental differences to socialize and have fun in a safe and supportive way. Parents and guardians must sign a release and must provide contact information.
EmployAbility 201: A Jobz Club Program
Youth ages 16 – 22 are invited… to discuss what it means to find and keep employment. Over 8-weeks students will learn soft skills for employment. These will include skills such as communicating, teamwork, work hygiene, networking and work attitude. They will work through the State of Alaska Jobz Club curriculum as a group to Learn More
Wii Club – ages 5 to 13
An opportunity for youth and young adults who experience developmental differences to socialize and have fun in a safe and supportive way. Parents and guardians must sign a release and must provide contact information.
Wii Club – 14 & Up
An opportunity for youth and young adults who experience developmental differences to socialize and have fun in a safe and supportive way. Parents and guardians must sign a release and must provide contact information.
