DAY, LIFE SKILLS & EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
RHA’s Day, Life Skills & Employment Services support adults with disabilities to build skills, increase independence, and participate more fully in their communities.
Offered through RHA Broadway, RHA Broadmoor, and RHA Fort Saskatchewan, these services include structured programming, community-based activities, life skills development, and employment supports tailored to individual goals and needs.
Program Hours:
Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Before Care:
7:00 – 8:30 AM
After Care:
3:30 – 5:30 PM
DAY PROGRAM SERVICES
Day Program Services provide structured opportunities for learning, engagement, and participation in both in-house and community-based activities.
Programming may include life skills development, educational activities, personal development, social connection, wellness-focused activities, and community inclusion.
Services are tailored to each person’s needs, preferences, and goals, supporting independence, personal growth, and overall well-being.
LIFE SKILLS OPTIONS
Life Skills Options helps individuals build independent living skills, confidence, and personal growth through structured programming.
Activities may include personal development, educational opportunities, social connection, community inclusion, and meaningful engagement.
Programming is based on each person’s goals, interests, and support needs, with a focus on choice, skill-building, and greater independence.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
Employment Services supports individuals to prepare for, find, and maintain meaningful work.
Support may include job searching, online and in-person applications, resume and cover letter development, on-the-job training, workplace skill-building, and communication with employers.
Individuals may explore competitive employment, contract work, self-employment, entrepreneurship, or volunteer opportunities based on their goals and abilities.
COMMUNITY ACCESS
Community Access supports individuals to take part in activities, services, and opportunities in the community.
This may include community inclusion activities, social connection, volunteer opportunities, employment-related activities, programs, and community-based participation.
Supports are based on each person’s interests and goals, helping individuals build confidence, strengthen connections, and participate more independently.
