
Christine's Hope values the whole individual and understands how their cognitive delays can impact interaction within the context of the family, community, and culture. Our mission is to make their home and community places of pride, power and belonging through the holistic concept of healthy wellness.
This approach includes growth opportunities for their:

Art provides an outlet to communicate feelings. Art is an opportunity to take a picture or an idea in your head and make it into something tangible. With art, the possibilities are endless. Art can create employment for Citizens with cognitive delays. The possibilities are endless!

Citizens are building independence through learning about and planting fresh vegetables and herbs to be used in their favorite recipes.
The vegetables are grown indoors using hydroponics and grow lights
on raised beds, allowing Citizens to work comfortably.

This is a vocational program where differently-abled Citizens are given the resources to develop baking and customer service skills. A catering menu of baked goods will be available for purchase online. Sweetie Pies will also have pop-up bakeries for community events throughout the year.

The curriculum addresses the unique learning needs of differently-abled Citizens. Individuals with cognitive developmental abilities require ongoing support. If an individual has the capacity to carry on a give-and-take, two-way, simple conversation with others, they can learn to read.

This program promotes exercise and get our Citizens moving! Two days a week, instruction is provided on how to exercise in a healthy and safe environment. Our Citizens are learning that exercise can help you become strong and fit, making you feel better.

The wellness clinic is accessible daily to allow Citizens to manage aspects of their health and wellness. The clinic consists of a first aid, weight scale, and blood pressure cuff. Chairs are placed in the room for citizens to take a mental health break if needed.

Citizens will participate in outings to local fun events. The experiences change with the 16-week cycle.

Once everyone has been athletically evaluated, we can recommend unique adaptive sport group activities.

Citizens are also given the opportunity to showcase their artwork at our art show which is open to the public
once a year.

Using art, dance, theater, and music as therapeutic tools, differently-abled Citizens can address communication, academic, motor, emotional, and social skills as well as develop talents
in the fine arts.

An on-premises pampering salon, supported by visits from volunteer cosmetologists, offers haircuts, manicures, and pedicures for a minimum out-of-pocket cost.
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