The Transitional Living Program, located one block north of historic Olde Town Arvada, provides a state-licensed, sixteen-bed residential childcare facility that accepts young men ages 16-18 who require independent and life skills training but still need the support of a structured environment.
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Residents participate in daily life skills groups designed to focus on one of fourteen life skills arenas:
These groups are conducted in the community and utilize hands-on activities and interactions with community members to develop skills.
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| Pro-Social Activities | ||
Residents participate in a variety of pro-social community activities. These opportunities include:
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| Culinary Groups | ||
Residents learn how to use the food they have in their kitchens to prepare great meals during weekly culinary groups, under the tutelage of a trained chef. |
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| Job Coaching | ||
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Trained job coaches assist residents with:
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| Educational Assistance | ||
Education needs are addressed on an individual basis. Residents attend:
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| Assessment | ||
Lost and Found Inc. utilizes the Daniel Memorial Independent Living Assessment throughout the program to evaluate each of its residents, ensuring that their independent deficits are being addressed. The program is then tailored to meet the residents' needs and focus on life skills training in low scoring arenas. |
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| Treatment | ||
Lost and Found Inc. provides the following treatment:
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| Tracking | ||
| TLP can provide GPS ankle monitoring for those residents who are in need of more intensive supervision. | ||