Viability’s various day programs emphasize empowerment and access across three different categories of needs, but all share the unified goal of increasing social skills and steps toward greater independence and personal growth.  

COMMUNITY BASED DAY SERVICES

Viability’s community based day services provide participants with support and opportunities to be involved in  a range of community activities ranging from volunteering, recreational and wellness activities to community trips. Participants develop peer friendships while building employment skills, self-sufficiency, and social skills. The primary goal of these services is to provide a clearly defined path to employment through a variety of work-related activities and experiences.

DAY HABILITATION

Viability’s day habilitation programs provide people with disabilities goal oriented, structured and active programs aimed toward increasing levels of functioning and self-confidence. Participants have access to a variety of specialized social activities including culinary arts, outdoor recreation, wellness and fitness, arts and crafts, sensory, fine and gross motor skills, as well as computer and technology skills. The program assists members in securing a variety of services in skill development in the areas of activities of daily living, communication, integrated experiences, interpersonal development, and occupational development. Our day habilitation programs are certified and approved by the Massachusetts Division of Medical Assistance (DMA).

LOCATIONS

MASSACHUSETTS

Olympus
Serving the Greater Springfield and Holyoke areas
123 Interstate Drive, Rear of building
West Springfield, MA 01089
413.278.2625
Fax: 413.746.3370

Pyramid
60 Brookdale Drive, Rear of Building
Springfield, MA 01104
413.736.6591
Fax: 413.746.0280

HEAD INJURY RECREATION PROGRAM

Participants in this program benefit from meeting and socializing with new acquaintances and becoming educated on how to access recreation activities in their area. In this program, individuals ages 18 years and older who have experienced a traumatic brain injury are part of a shared community where they can come together and connect through recreation and social activities in their communities.

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