LifeWorks at WKU is a 2 year residential transition to work and independent living program for young adults with autism.
Supported Living
Participants feel at home while learning daily independent living skills in specially designed apartments with multi-purpose spaces that promote community.
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Explore career opportunities while learning the critical skills needed to not only maintain employment, but to be successful in the workplace.
Learn MoreCommunity Engagement
Participants will flourish among their neighbors in a nurturing and creative atmosphere specifically designed to connect with the community through a variety of local attractions.
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Participants are empowered to have meaningful relationships for personal fulfillment that prepares them to integrate into community life.
Learn MoreSupported Living
Participants feel at home while learning daily independent living skills in specially designed apartments with multi-purpose spaces that promote community.
A Life Of Independence
Money & Personal Finances
Meal Planning & Prep
Physical & Mental Health
Community Apartment Living
Personal Management & Coping
Supported Employment
Explore career opportunities while learning the critical skills needed to not only maintain employment, but to be successful in the workplace.
Vocational Skills For Employment
Communication & Etiquette
Interviewing Skills
Career Exploration
Community Engagement
Participants will flourish among their neighbors in a nurturing and creative atmosphere specifically designed to connect with the community through a variety of local attractions.
Personal & Community Identity
Travel & Transportation
Community Integration
Safety In The Community
Relationship Building
Participants are empowered to have meaningful relationships for personal fulfillment that prepares them to integrate into community life.
Family & Friendship Building
Personal Fulfillment
Group Classes
Club Activities