Our Community Support Program is designed to help the people that we serve develop important life skills. While they are doing this, they get the chance to help other people in the community in a variety of ways, through volunteering and service projects. They also get the opportunity to develop community awareness through various educational experiences.

Some of the volunteers help at the local A.S.P.C.A., the Good Shepherd Food Bank, the Maine Wildlife Park, and also provide community service for organizations such as the Catholic Charities of Maine, (S.E.A.R.C.H.) Seniors Plus (Meals on Wheels) and the Elder Independence of Maine Program.

Physical fitness activities such as hiking, exercises, and sport programs are available to those participants whose individual plan allows them. This program also focuses on personal growth in areas of attention span, communication skills, scheduling, personal behaviors, following instructions, peer interactions, relationships, transportation independence, and recreation activities.

The activities available are designed to meet the needs of the individual, with the focus on improving the quality of life through helping them to achieve their goals, and realize their full vocational, educational, economic, emotional, and social potential.