Our newest program builds on 20-years of success working with individuals with Autism and related disorders.

Much like a Town Commons, Crossroads Continuum Commons brings individuals together and celebrates community. Our program is designed to maximize each individual’s independence and enrich their life through a range of off-site activities. The program uses a person-centered approach to develop, enhance, or maintain skills that allow each individual to thrive in their community.

Reach out with additional questions to commonsinfo@crossroadscontinuum.org

Graduate in yellow cap and gown celebrates alongside supporters at a Crossroads Continuum ceremony, recognizing student achievement and inclusive education milestones.

Parent Perspective on Acceptance into Crossroads Continuum Commons

Our Program

  • Crossroads Continuum’s Community Based Day Service program is designed to maximize each individual’s independence and enrich their life through a range of community activities. The program uses a person-centered approach to develop, enhance, or maintain skills that allow each individual to to thrive in their community.

  • Career exploration through volunteer experiences, internships, or situational assessments.

    Community integration experiences to support fuller participation in community life.

    Skill development and training.

    Development of Activities of Daily Living and Independent Living Skills.

    Socialization experiences and support to enhance interpersonal skills.

    Pursuit of personal interests and hobbies.

  • Community Based Day Service activities promote integration and inclusion into the community daily. Individuals in the program will participate in a range of activities over the week that include volunteer opportunities, employment exploration, skill development activities and leisure outings.

  • The program is led by an experiences Program Manager who is a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and a Licensed Applied Behavior Analyst (LABA). The program employs several skilled trainers who provide hands-on support and skill-development. All staff are trained in Positive Behavior Supports, Autism and related disabilities, human rights, and communication and social skills to name a few.

  • Referrals are received through the Department of Developmental Services (DDS). The agency also accepts private pay.

  • Office Hours are Monday to Friday, from 8:00 AM -4:00 PM

    Program Hours are Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

    Click Here for the 2023-2024 Commons (Adult Services) Calendar

Support our Newest Program

State funding for adult services is approximately 1/3 of funding for school-based programs. This means the generous support of our community and local businesses is essential to offering the same high-quality staff, learning spaces, and curriculum the individuals and families we serve have come to expect. You can make a difference by make a donation! Thank you!