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Adult Social Knowledge (ASK) is a program that focuses on social skills development for adults 18+ that have been diagnosed with a developmental disability. Participants will gain knowledge and skills through a variety of social topics and activities.

Offers social skills coaching by developing knowledge and practical skills to help understand and behave in accordance with social rules and convention, fostering opportunities for personal dignity and new friendships, and safeguarding against abuse.

GrowU offers courses for young adults with disabilities to develop tools and strategies so they can live their best adult life. Courses focus on building skills for success in all areas of life, using a wide variety of teaching techniques and strategies tailored to students needs.

PEERS-YA is designed for adults ages 19-28 with an autism spectrum disorder who are themselves motivated and interested to participate. The program consists of evidence-based and empirically-supported interventions designed to help motivated adults learn how to make and keep friends. Individuals are taught and shown important social skills, and are given the opportunity to practice these skills during socialization activities.