Life Skills
The Life Skills program offers training and support to adults who have a developmental disability and children who have special needs. The program focus is to teach individuals independence in daily living. We assess a person's skill level by doing a strengths and needs assessment. With this information the individual, staff, families, advocates, and significant others work together to develop short-term goals.
We provide training in the following areas (but are not limited to these):
-Home Management i.e. cleaning, laundry
-Money Management i.e. budgeting, shopping
-Nutrition i.e. cooking, shopping
-Social Skills i.e. sex education, relationships, assertiveness, stranger awareness
-Transportation i.e. Public and private
-Personal Care i.e. hygiene, health, medical appointments
-Community Resources i.e. use of the library, swimming pool, obtaining BCID, tenants rights, 911
-Leisure and recreational skills
We provide training in the following areas (but are not limited to these):
-Home Management i.e. cleaning, laundry
-Money Management i.e. budgeting, shopping
-Nutrition i.e. cooking, shopping
-Social Skills i.e. sex education, relationships, assertiveness, stranger awareness
-Transportation i.e. Public and private
-Personal Care i.e. hygiene, health, medical appointments
-Community Resources i.e. use of the library, swimming pool, obtaining BCID, tenants rights, 911
-Leisure and recreational skills
Main Page: http://aimhi.ca/contact-us/
Contact Page: https://aimhi.ca/life-skills/
Details
Disabilities
Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome , Dual Diagnosis, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome / Spectrum Disorders , Intellectual / Developmental Disability
Age
0-99
Eligibility
Adults are referred by Community Living British Columbia, and children by the Ministry of Children and Families.
Locations
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