Nonprofit

Life Skills Center of Washington, DC

DC

  • About Us

    The Life Skills Center, founded in 1974, enables adults with cognitive and developmental disabilities to live as independently and safely as possible. It operates a day program in the Adams Morgan/Mt. Pleasant neighborhood of Washington, DC, where participants learn basic skills such as writing their own names, crossing the street safely, calling 911, personal hygiene, social skills, and pre-vocational and basic academic skills. The Center is the only program in the city serving Latino adults with intellectual disabilities.

    The Life Skills Center, founded in 1974, enables adults with cognitive and developmental disabilities to live as independently and safely as possible. It operates a day program in the Adams Morgan/Mt. Pleasant neighborhood of Washington, DC, where participants learn basic skills such as writing their own names, crossing the street safely, calling 911, personal hygiene, social skills, and pre-vocational and basic academic skills. The Center is the only program in the city serving Latino adults with intellectual disabilities.

    Location

    • DC 20010, United States
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