CA Human Services – Adult Programs Open House

Many adults with autism spectrum disorder want to move out of their parents’ home but don’t know where to begin. Their parents are equally anxious for them to be independent. CA’s transition program equips clients with the skills they need to eventually live independently with just a little bit of support.
We coach, support and encourage our clients, helping them begin the transition to independence.
Our residential program offers transitional housing for adults with autism who are interested in developing the life skills necessary to live on their own. The length of stay varies with each resident, their skill level and goals. The ultimate goal of this program is for participants to move into their own apartment with just a little bit of ongoing support.
Join us on Saturday, August 8th from 12-2 to tour CA’s Adult Program and learn about the process. Come for the whole two hours to socialize or just long enough to ask your questions and tour the house! CA staff and current residents will be on site to answer your questions.
CA will be providing light refreshments.

About the Organizer:
In 1995, a frustrated but visionary group of parents of children with autism started our organization to bridge the services gaps their families faced. We’re still passionate about serving people with Autism, but our mission has expanded to include systems level work for all types of developmental disabilities. Since our humble beginnings around a kitchen table, we’ve grown to an organization with a budget of $3.7 million.
It’s an exciting time at CA. We’re doing things differently. In order to amplify our impact we work in both the public and private sectors. And although we provide some direct services, we concentrate on reimagining human services systems. We focus on:
-Identifying gaps, building awareness, and creating a vision for improving systems.
-Educating, training and supporting our communities.
-Modeling and replicating best practices and services in inclusive settings.
This systems change work often takes longer, but it can be transformational, and that’s why we’re here. Every day, we work toward a future where the most vulnerable Virginians of all ages can participate in every aspect of our community and realize their full potential.

CA’s COVID Response:
In order to safely conduct the open-house, CA will require guests to wear a mask while inside the residency. If you or someone in your party has been exhibiting symptoms of COVID, we ask that you do not attend this open house and schedule a tour at a later date when symptoms are no longer present.

Not from Richmond, Virginia? Make a day of your tour and check out all the things Richmond has to offer! The visit Richmond website offers a list of activities open during COVID.