Pathways to Independence

Gather to Grow

Independence, together.

We are more than a recreation-based program. We are committed to developing social, interpersonal and communication skills in individuals with complex cognitive disabilities to help them overcome challenges and thrive.

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Who we serve

We serve individuals with a wide range of cognitive disabilities such as autism level 1, learning disabilities, mild intellectual disabilities, AD(H)D, borderline intellectual functioning, written and expressive disorders, and brain injuries.

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Support at multiple stages of life

We help individuals who come from a number of different walks of life, from students transitioning into adulthood to older adults looking to build community. To learn more about what services are offered to your age group, select from the following options.

The latest from our community

Partnership Highlight: Learning Self-Defense Skills with Legends Karate

There is something deeply empowering about coming together as a community to learn how to feel safer, stronger, and more confident in our daily lives. This fall, eleven participants spanning a diverse range of ages and backgrounds did just that during a self-defense workshop hosted in partnership with Legends Karate. Dressed in comfortable clothes and […]

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Cooking Up Connection: YA Program Launches Six-Week Kitchen Skills Series

Pathways’ Young Adult Program focuses on building connection, confidence, and community for young neurodivergent people through accessible events. These events are listed in an exclusive calendar sent to participants to choose what activities they’d like to do. While this is a great system to give young adults the ability to try many new things and […]

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Summer Merch: Pathways' New Premium Tanks, Athletic Polos & Coozies are Live

Summer is officially here, and we’re not about to let you spend it in last season’s gear. Our first-ever Summer Drop is officially live! We took our core brand, dialed up the performance details, and added the exact pieces you’ve been asking for. Here is a look at what just hit the vault. The New […]

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On average, participants achieved
91%
of their social skill goals.
83%
of participants reported an increase in their social networks.
On average
97%
of families reported skill application at home.

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