Creating New Connections with the Community
The Enrichment Center at EmployAbility provides daily opportunities to explore the community, cultivate new friendships and natural supports, and to practice skills that will increase confidence and self-reliance.
The program participants in The Enrichment Center have a wide range of interests capabilities, and we strive to provide a meaningful day for everybody. Volunteering at other local non-profits is a core component of the Enrichment Center program participants get to experience the community’s gratitude for helping others. Other times, groups tour local history and cultural sites, visit local nature sites, and enjoy onsite visits from volunteers.
For program participants who use wheelchairs, EmployAbility has hydraulic lift wheelchair vans so everyone has a chance to explore! Likewise, for those needing additional assistance with feeding or toileting, staff are specially trained to help.
Our hope is that Enrichment Center program participants have a meaningful day each and every day, where they feel that they are positively impacting their own lives and the community they live in.
Exploring and Contributing
Learning and Engaging
While social and educational activities happen every day, our goal is to ensure our program participants are as active and engaged as possible!
Through a combination of recreational activities participants have opportunities for unique and fulfilling experiences in the community so that no one is homebound, isolated, or lonely.
On-site activities include:
Art Education
Musical Guests
Special character visitors
Storytime readers
Themed parties
Community-based activities include:
Farmer’s Market
Forsyth Park
Savannah Botanical Garden
Thunderbolt Marina
Tybee Island
Lending a Helping Hand in the Community
Enrichment Center group participants have the opportunity to volunteer with a variety of non-profit partners. By donating their time and talents, they are helping to solve shared problems, strengthen their community, and improve the lives of others.
Some of the volunteer partners have included:
Emmaus House
Faith Equestrian Therapeutic Center
Habitat for Humanity Re-Store
Humane Society
Meals on Wheels
Riverview Nursing Home
Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia
Union Mission
YMCA
Learning and Engaging
While social and educational activities happen every day, our goal is to ensure our program participants are as active and engaged as possible!
Through a combination of recreational activities participants have opportunities for unique and fulfilling experiences in the community so that no one is homebound, isolated, or lonely.
On-site activities include:
Art Education
Musical Guests
Special character visitors
Storytime readers
Themed parties
Community-based activities include:
Farmer’s Market
Forsyth Park
Savannah Botanical Garden
Thunderbolt Marina
Tybee Island
Lending a Helping Hand in the Community
Enrichment Center group participants have the opportunity to volunteer with a variety of non-profit partners. By donating their time and talents, they are helping to solve shared problems, strengthen their community, and improve the lives of others.
Some of the volunteer activities have included:
Emmaus House
Faith Equestrian Therapeutic Center
Habitat for Humanity Re-Store
Humane Society
Meals on Wheels
Riverview Nursing Home
Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia
Union Mission
YMCA
Ready to Explore?
If you’d like to speak to someone about enrolling in The Enrichment Center, fill out this the form below, and we will contact you!
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