REACH is a supportive transition program for young adults ages 18 and older who may need additional support as they navigate adulthood. This includes autistic young adults and individuals with social, emotional, behavioral, developmental, mental health, substance use, or justice-related needs.
Through weekly meetings, community outings, peer support, and guided activities, REACH helps participants build confidence, connection, and practical skills for everyday life. Young adults have opportunities to strengthen communication, self-advocacy, emotional regulation, healthy relationships, problem-solving, job readiness, and independent living skills.
REACH also helps participants identify their strengths, set personal goals, access community resources, and take meaningful steps toward greater independence and stability.
The program is designed to reduce isolation and create a welcoming space where young adults can connect with peers, feel accepted, and build skills for their future. Families can also receive information, resources, and support as their young adult moves toward greater independence.
REACH is about connection, confidence, independence, and building your next steps in adulthood.