Thriveora Community provides structured, community-based day support for adults who benefit from assistance with social, community living, and skill development. Services are delivered in integrated community environments rather than from a traditional center, allowing individuals to practice skills where they are naturally used.
Individualized guidance that helps participants practice communication, social interaction, decision-making, and other skills during meaningful community experiences.
Support for participating in everyday community activities and developing greater comfort, confidence, and involvement in public settings.
Opportunities to practice communication, appropriate social interaction, relationship-building, and participation with others.
Practical learning opportunities that help participants navigate everyday situations, public spaces, services, and community resources.
Encouragement to identify interests, make choices, express preferences, and take an active role in selecting meaningful activities.
Structured activities provide opportunities to apply developing skills in natural settings while working toward greater participation and independence.
Activities and support are selected with the individual in mind. Community experiences can provide opportunities to practice skills, make choices, communicate with others, navigate public environments, and participate in activities that are personally meaningful.
The focus is on providing appropriate guidance while encouraging individuals to take an active role in their own community experiences.
Find answers to common questions about Thriveora Community’s Non-Center-Based Day Support services and community-based approach.
Non-Center-Based Day Support provides structured support and skill-building opportunities in integrated community settings rather than in a traditional center. Services focus on helping individuals develop social and community living skills through meaningful participation.
Thriveora supports adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who may benefit from individualized community-based support and opportunities to develop social, community living, and independence skills.
Services take place in community environments selected according to individual interests, goals, activities, and support needs. Examples may include libraries, parks, recreation centers, restaurants, places of worship, and other local community settings.
Activities may include community outings, walking, dining, karaoke, recreation, visiting local amenities, attending community events, volunteering, and other meaningful activities selected around individual interests and goals.
Thriveora Community’s program operates from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Individuals, families, support coordinators, and referral partners can contact Thriveora Community to discuss services, ask questions, or begin the inquiry and referral process.
Whether you are exploring support options, seeking information for a family member, or making a referral, our team is available to help you understand the next steps.