Programming

AIM Programming

By living in an apartment surrounded by friends with IDD and within walking distance to shops, restaurants, and a library, residents are able to live a more typical adult life.  AIM activities to promote independence include:

• Transportation - So AIMers can get to work and AIM activities.

• Monday Group - A weekly facilitator-led meeting for AIMers to learn and socialize with each other.

• Socials - Five socials per month for AIMers and Prospective AIMers.  Four are fun, active events led by volunteers and the other is typically social in nature.

• Food, Fitness & Fun - An ongoing session that focuses on healthy living.

• Support Specialist Sessions - So AIMers can continue growing in their independence.

• AIM Sparks Basketball - AIM's Special Olympics Basketball team 

• Volunteer Opportunities - AIMers give back by volunteering in the community.

• Downtime - By design, AIM leaves plenty of empty spaces in AIMers lives.  Space they can use to do nothing, unwind, or plan their own activities with their friends.