Join us on October 20 for our Monster Mash Friday Night Social! Get ready for a spooktacular evening of fun with friends! 👻
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Join us on October 20 for our Monster Mash Friday Night Social! Get ready for a spooktacular evening of fun with friends! 👻
🎃 Get ready to boo-gie! Join Brighton Launch for our Halloween Dance on October 30, from 7–9 p.m. Come dressed in your favourite costume and enjoy a spooktacular evening of music, dancing, and fun! 👻
On Wednesday, October 28, Launch students will head to the Hockey Hall of Fame for our October community outing! Students will explore hockey history, see memorabilia from legendary players and teams, and enjoy the exhibits together. It’s a chance to Read More …
Getting a job involves more than learning specific work tasks. Employees also need to communicate, follow expectations, and work with others. These areas can be challenging for adults with disabilities looking for jobs. At Brighton Launch, students develop these skills Read More …
Choosing a life skills program is an important decision for families preparing for adult life. The right program should teach skills that students can use every day. This makes teaching daily living skills to special needs students especially important. Parents Read More …
Getting a job is an important milestone. Building a successful career takes much more than learning a few job tasks. Employers also value communication, professionalism, teamwork, problem-solving, and the ability to adapt to different situations. These skills develop through consistent Read More …
Confidence develops through learning and applying it in everyday experiences. Real-life situations help turn that learning into practice. Regular practice supports tasks such as managing money, making decisions, communicating with others, and participating in the community. At Brighton Launch, learning Read More …
Finding the right support program after school can feel overwhelming for many families. Every individual has different strengths, comfort levels, and long-term goals. Many families researching day programs for adults with autism usually look for programs that combine structure, routine, Read More …
The contemporary workforce is evolving, yet meaningful involvement still requires preparation. For those who have intellectual disabilities, the starting point of employment is structured learning rather than direct job placement. At Brighton Launch, a learning program facilitates this transition by Read More …
The transition from school to adult life can raise many questions for families supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities, including autism and other developmental disabilities. After formal education ends, many individuals continue learning through structured programs that support workplace readiness and Read More …