PARClife Foundation
Our Programs
Five pathways to independence, community, and lifelong growth
Supporting Growth
Programs & Initiatives
Partnering to create communities of lifelong neurodevelopment
26 & Beyond
Every day we see the impact that losing a critical service has on our neurodiverse community members and their families. Learning and growth do not stop at age 26, and neither should support. Ongoing support for neurodiverse adults is crucial for their well-being and success.
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Employment & Community Engagement
Micro-Businesses
Autistic adults have much to offer in the workforce, and paid employment can give them a sense of purpose, independence, and financial stability. Our micro-businesses provide real-life work experience, earning a paycheck while engaging with the community in equal and diverse ways.
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Taking Care of Our Community
Service Learning
Community service is an invaluable experience for both the individual and the community. It fosters a sense of belonging, creates significant and positive change, and encourages civic responsibility. We provide opportunities to connect with the community through service learning projects like tending the Rain Gardens at Plymouth Arts and Rec Complex.
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D&D Club
A community of Adventurers gathering to tell a collective story, guide heroes through dangerous quests to search for treasure, battle deadly foes, and even carry out daring rescues! D&D Club meets on Fridays during Summer Programming from 5 to 8pm. Cost: $20 per meeting.
VIP Safety Program
Michigan law allows a parent/legal guardian/power of attorney of an individual with special needs to voluntarily provide the Vulnerable or Impaired Person's (VIP's) fingerprints and photograph for inclusion in a State of Michigan repository. In cooperation with the Michigan State Police, PARClife offers enrollment in this safety program.
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Contact us to learn which programs are right for your neurodiverse adult family member.