Adult Programs
For Ages 18+
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What to Expect
AbilityFirst programs are person-centered and tailored to individual interests and needs. They are grounded in individual choice, autonomy, community participation, with a focus on creating social connections and a sense of belonging.
Social Recreation
programs encompass a variety of interests while offering a fun atmosphere for adults. Activities include typical weekend activities such as parties and dances, going out to dinner and a show, gardening, swimming and the world-famous Club 626 at the Lawrence L Frank Center in Pasadena.
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Adult Day Program (ExploreAbility) (Ages 18+)
ExploreAbility is a primarily site-based adult day program for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Participants take part in diverse activities designed to support life skills, personal growth, social connection, fun, and fulfillment.
Our team provides ongoing supervision and personal care while adapting activities to each participant’s interests, needs, and goals. The program is licensed and supports individual choice and self-direction throughout the day.
What participants can expect:
- Activities that support personal and social development
- Opportunities to strengthen everyday life skills
- Creative, recreational, and group experiences
- Time to build friendships and a sense of belonging
- Ongoing supervision and personal care
Locations: East Los Angeles Center, Joan & Harry A. Mier Center in Inglewood, Lawrence L. Frank Center in Pasadena, and Long Beach Center. Contact: 626.396.1010 | info@abilityfirst.org
Community Integration (PossAbility) (Ages 18+)
PossAbility is a community-based program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Participants spend time in community settings while building social connections, developing life skills, and taking part in volunteer activities.
The program is person-centered and shaped by each participant’s interests and goals. PossAbility is designed for adults who can participate in community activities without constant supervision or personal care.
What participants can expect:
- Community outings and activities
- Opportunities to volunteer and contribute
- Support building social connections and friendships
- Practice using life skills in real community settings
- Choice and self-direction in planning meaningful experiences
Service areas: Pasadena and Los Angeles. Contact: community@abilityfirst.org | 626.396.1010