Active Day’s community-based programs help adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities build independence, foster friendships, and enjoy meaningful daily activities in a safe, welcoming environment.
Top Benefits of Active Day’s IDD Day Programs
- Social engagement through group activities and community outings
- Skill development for greater independence
- Health and wellness support tailored to individual needs
- Safe, accessible facilities with trained staff
- Door-to-door transportation available in most locations
What Are IDD Day Programs?
IDD day programs offer structured, engaging activities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities outside the home. These services promote independence, socialization, and well-being while providing caregivers with valuable respite.
How Does Active Day Support Adults with IDD?
Active Day’s approach blends personalized care plans with enriching opportunities for learning and connection. Each member’s schedule can include:
- Creative arts, music, and recreational activities
- Life skills training (meal preparation, budgeting, personal care)
- Volunteer opportunities and community integration
- Health monitoring and wellness activities
Why Choose Active Day for IDD Services?
Our differentiators:
- Experienced staff trained in IDD support and inclusive care
- Customizable daily schedules designed with member input
- Supportive environment fostering belonging and dignity
- Coordination with families and case managers to ensure continuity of care
“Active Day has given my brother a safe, friendly place where he’s made friends and gained confidence. It’s a huge relief for our family.” – J. Peterson in Pennsylvania
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the age range for your IDD programs?
We serve adults aged 18 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Do you provide transportation?
Yes, most locations offer door-to-door transportation. Check with your local center for availability.
Can you accommodate specific medical or dietary needs?
Yes, our staff can coordinate with caregivers and healthcare providers to meet individual needs.
Related Resources
External Resources
- CDC: Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
- The Arc: Promoting and Protecting Rights of People with IDD
See how our programs help adults with IDD thrive. Schedule a visit or request a free trial day at your nearest Active Day center.
