Able ARTS Work San Diego
Day programs for adults with disabilities. Uses creative arts to develop social and developmental skills in an inclusive community; clients participate in full-time courses to meet goals.
Able-Disabled Advocacy
Program designed to give people with disabilities the opportunity to complete their education, connect with apprenticeships, and receive workforce training, mental health services and housing assistance.
B.R.I.D.G.E.S.
Community-based day program for adults with disabilities; also provides respite and tailored day services.
Community Connections Program
For young adults with developmental disabilities who benefit from 1:1 or 1:2 staff-to-participant support to successfully and safely engage in peer-inclusive, socially integrated settings.
Cuyamaca College Disabled Student Programs & Services (DSPS)
Facilitates inclusive and sustainable learning environments and increases opportunities for access and success for students with disabilities through innovative support services.
900 Rancho San Diego Pkwy. , One Stop Ctr. Room G-238
El Cajon, CA 92019
619-660-4239
www.cuyamaca.edu/student-support/additional-support-and-assistance-programs
El Cajon, CA 92019
619-660-4239
www.cuyamaca.edu/student-support/additional-support-and-assistance-programs
Expressive Arts Therapy for Youth & Young Adults
Specializes in trauma related issues, and working with neurodiverse individuals in a safe space where they can express themselves in meaningful ways.
Inclusion Warriors
Expressive arts therapist and micro-business mentor Cassandra Lee Walker provides services for neurodivergent youth and adults.
Living Independently is for Everyone
Assessment and day program for teens and adults with disabilities who want to be more involved in their community or enter the workforce. Services include independent living skills, hygiene, job readiness training and social skills training.
NFAR Tech, NFAR Cyber, NFAR Works
NFAR’s vocational training programs are designed to advance work skills for young Autistic adults. Whether it’s to explore interests or to gain technical expertise and certifications, these comprehensive programs combine hard and soft skills training so that participants can feel more confident and successful when taking that next step.
Noah’s PERCH
A social membership club developed for and by adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Outside the Lens – Media Makers
Film and media production studio provides individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities creative, educational, social and economic opportunities to achieve self-sufficiency and community inclusion. Training in digital media, filmmaking and photography as well as pathways to employment via mentorships, paid internships and shadowing professionals.
Paige’s Pantry
Fresh produce harvested and packaged by people with disabilities. Partnerships with community farms help eliminate food waste and give food security to families.
Paige’s Pantry Vocational Training
Provides an opportunity for San Diego teens/adults with disabilities to improve soft job skills, including communication, problem-solving, the ability to follow directions and time management.
Path-Now
A new creative, accessible and unique mobile application that enables individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) to connect with community service providers safely and accessibly in California.
Stay Social
Provides adults with disabilities a variety of activities such as bowling, karaoke, movie nights and dances all with the goal of helping members meet new friends with common interests.
Unified Esports League
Inclusive, year-round program designed to support people of different abilities and needs (ages 8+), who have a passion for video games and technology. Participants focus on making friends, improving physical health and well-being, playing on a team, and learning about different aspects of gaming and technology. Perfect for individuals looking to improve their social life, enhance skills in various aspects of technology, become stronger physically and mentally, and collaborate with peers.
Up A Notch Abilities
Provides micro-business mentorship, job/life coaching, independent life skills, respite, TDSO and transportation through self-determination programs.
What’s Baking?
One-on-one culinary mentorship with an experienced professional baker. Instruction within the neurodiverse community, cultivating the exploration and skills needed to operate a food industry business.