Rise and Shine offers Part-Time and Full-Time placements for families with FMS (family managed services) PDD funding. Our program offers flexibility to families so that they can manage their lives and not have to worry about their loved one with special needs. Our Key Program Components are :Peer Interaction, Physical Activity, Cooking and Baking, Art and Special Projects, Music and Movement Therapy, Volunteering, Life Skills and Leisure Activities.

Adult day programs are designed for people over the age of 18 who may have physical and/or memory challenges, or are living with a chronic illness. The programs play a key role in allowing people to remain living in the community as long as possible by optimizing their level of physical, spiritual, social and emotional functioning. **Those who live in supportive living, long‑term care or are receiving funding from Persons with Developmental Disabilities are not eligible.**

Calgary Alternative Day Options (CADO) is a community based day program serving adults with disabilities. The program occurs in inclusive settings which allow natural interaction with a variety of people.

In a safe and caring environment, we provide structured activities including musical activities, arts, crafts, sensory based activities, games, outings and technology choices. To meet the unique needs of every client, we work closely with their parents and guardians to carefully evaluate and personalize the supports for each individual who applies for programming with FRC.

We are currently offering a full time day program for adults with motor disabilities, running Monday- Friday from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm. Offers a movement, social, and communication program within the day program.

We provide highly specialized support to individuals who require complex behavioral and mental health services, and who are also in need of specialized communication interventions as a result of vision loss, hearing loss or both. We can provide anywhere from 5 hours of day support per week to 24 hours per day. To be eligible for The Community Support Program the individual must have Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) funding.

The program offers in-house support (cooking classes, crafts) and community outings.