Day Program Services in Connecticut

Day Programs in Connecticut offer structured daytime opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to learn, connect and participate in their communities. Activities are built around each person’s goals and interests, including skill development, recreation, volunteering and community engagement. Staff provide individualized coaching and support that encourage independence, self-expression and inclusion in daily life.

Participants may access Day Support Options, Individualized Day and Senior Support services focused on community integration, life skills, recreation and leisure, as well as Transition and Supported Employment services that build job skills and workplace confidence.

Supports & Accommodations

Day Program Facility

Day program services for adults take place in day program facilities, community-based and volunteer settings.
Individuals & Groups

Person-centered support is available individually and through group activities, events, and programming.
Community Integration

These services support individuals to become active community members.
Life Skills Development

Life skills help individuals learn and strengthen daily living skills and self-advocacy.
Recreation & Leisure

Opportunities for physical activity and socialization within based on personal interest.
Social Skills Development

Participants receive help in developing interactive and communication skills.
Prevocational Training

Individuals learn soft skills needed for future employment.
Supported Employment

Job coaching, skills training, and workplace supports that help individuals achieve work goals and independence.
Behavioral Services

Support is available for individuals with emotional and adaptive challenges.
Assistive Technology

Assistive technology helps support communication and participation.
Ages Served

Services are tailored to adults age 18 and older, and seniors, promoting independence and community life.