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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.

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.

Resilient Hearts provides services to youth 16+ and adults. The Life Skills Day Program supports young adults with developmental disabilities in building independence and confidence through hands-on learning, community outings, and curriculum-based classes focused on practical life skills, communication, and self-advocacy. Their SafeForce program is a specialized, trauma-informed safety and self-defence workshop that equips young adults with developmental disabilities with practical skills and knowledge to navigate real-world situations safely.