A nonprofit empowering people with disabilities, The Light House offers a continuum of services from special education to independent living, fostering social, emotional, and cognitive development for lifelong independence. Divided into three “campuses”, The Light House has a broad range of programming including two state-approved private schools, residential and transitional services, and state contracted adult services. The Learning Campus is a state-approved private school specializing in behavioral and developmental services; The Learning Campus provides intensive, student-centered learning experiences for students ages 5 to 22. The Life Campus provides community-based programming tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals with autism. The core program, The Transition Academy, is both a day and residential program where students build upon and further develop the skills necessary for independence, focusing specifically on Employment, Education, Social/Personal, Community and Independent Living. Residential programming and life coaching options are available for those 22+ as well. The Community Campus offers individualized and participant-driven adult day services including Day Service Options and Pre-Vocational Training. Programs are designed to lead to the acquisition of skills needed to prepare an individual for work and/or community involvement. Other Programming includes employment services, respite supports, summer camp, and social/recreational night groups.
