High School Transition
Transition Programs for Students with Disabilities
Erinoak Kids Independent Living Program (ILP)
The Erinoak Kids Independent Living Program (ILP) teaches youth with
physical disabilities how to take charge of their own lives.
Participants spend 13 days living in a college residence, where they
have the opportunity to learn the skills that are required to live on
their own.
While at camp, participants learn practical skills such as grocery
shopping, meal planning, and cleaning. In addition, participants set
individualized goals, such as learning to direct attendant services,
visiting post secondary education institutions and learning how to
budget money. The atmosphere is fun and supportive, yet educational.
Participants are encouraged to make their own decisions and choices
independently in a safe, realistic and supportive environment.
For more information, contact ILP@erinoakkids.ca
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