Transitioning to Adulthood Program 16+ Registration
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Program Summary:
The Transitions Program helps neurodiverse youth and adults develop essential life skills, build meaningful social connections, and gain the confidence they need to thrive in their community.
Program 12 Topic Learning Series that includes topics such as:
Team Building – collaboration, cooperation, and group participation
Transferable Skills – identifying and applying skills across contexts
Financial Literacy – budgeting, money management, and financial responsibility
Social Cues & Conflict Resolution – navigating social interactions and resolving disagreements
Essential Daily Living Skills – personal care, time management, and organization
Communication – verbal, nonverbal, and digital strategies
Resilience-Building – coping, adaptability, and problem-solving
Pathways to Success – goal setting, planning, and navigating opportunities
Pathways to Work – resumes, interviews, and workplace expectations
Community Engagement & Volunteerism – building confidence in community participation
Self-Advocacy & Rights – understanding rights and communicating needs
Health & Well-Being – physical, mental, and emotional wellness strategies
Weekly Social Activities Include:
Pizza Parties with Crafts & Games
Visits to Wood Buffalo Regional Library
Bowling at The Alley YMM
Games & Activities Night
Physical Activity & Movement
Sensory Time/Sensory-Friendly Movies
***Please note there are no respite workers for these sessions only Coordinators.***
For any questions, please contact 587-452-9334 or email [email protected]
The Transitions Program helps neurodiverse youth and adults develop essential life skills, build meaningful social connections, and gain the confidence they need to thrive in their community.
Program 12 Topic Learning Series that includes topics such as:
Team Building – collaboration, cooperation, and group participation
Transferable Skills – identifying and applying skills across contexts
Financial Literacy – budgeting, money management, and financial responsibility
Social Cues & Conflict Resolution – navigating social interactions and resolving disagreements
Essential Daily Living Skills – personal care, time management, and organization
Communication – verbal, nonverbal, and digital strategies
Resilience-Building – coping, adaptability, and problem-solving
Pathways to Success – goal setting, planning, and navigating opportunities
Pathways to Work – resumes, interviews, and workplace expectations
Community Engagement & Volunteerism – building confidence in community participation
Self-Advocacy & Rights – understanding rights and communicating needs
Health & Well-Being – physical, mental, and emotional wellness strategies
Weekly Social Activities Include:
Pizza Parties with Crafts & Games
Visits to Wood Buffalo Regional Library
Bowling at The Alley YMM
Games & Activities Night
Physical Activity & Movement
Sensory Time/Sensory-Friendly Movies
***Please note there are no respite workers for these sessions only Coordinators.***
For any questions, please contact 587-452-9334 or email [email protected]
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Where is it happening?
10019 MacDonald Ave Unit 21B, Fort McMurray, AB, Canada, Alberta T9H 1S9
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Host or PublisherAutism Society of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo
