S.T.E.P.S. (Skill Training for Empowerment, Progress and Self-Reliance) is a specialized program designed for young adults and adults with developmental differences, focusing on strengthening daily living skills and fostering self-reliance. Through hands-on learning, real-world practice, and guided support, participants build the competence and confidence needed to manage everyday life and actively participate in their communities.
Structured training in essential routines such as cooking, personal hygiene, home organization, money management, laundry, grocery shopping, and meal planning. Practical exercises and real-life simulations help participants gain independence in daily life.
Focus on interpersonal interactions, self-advocacy, and community engagement. Role-play, group activities, and real-life practice enhance confidence in social and functional communication.
Guided real-life scenarios encourage participants to think critically, adapt to challenges, and make informed decisions for greater independence.
Positive reinforcement, achievable milestones, and recognition of progress build self-assurance and pride in personal accomplishments.
Training includes skills for managing personal schedules, navigating public spaces, using transportation, and handling everyday responsibilities with confidence.
All activities are delivered in a structured, respectful, and sensory-friendly setting, ensuring that each participant learns at their own pace while feeling supported and valued.
Young adults and adults with developmental differences such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Intellectual Disabilities, or Learning Disabilities.
Individuals who want to build independence in daily living skills.
Adults seeking greater confidence and self-reliance in managing personal and community life.
Those who benefit from structured, guided support in learning practical life skills.
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