• Empowering Lives through Person-Centered Activities

      Join Skills to Adapt to access personalized activities that enhance autonomy, dignity, and community engagement.
      Skill Development Adult Learning Persons with Special Needs
    • What is Skills to Adapt?

      Skills to Adapt is committed to supporting caregivers and individuals by offering person-centered activities that align with HCBS regulations. Our resources are designed to foster independence, dignity, and meaningful community connections.

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    • Why Choose Skills to Adapt?

      Extensive Library

      Access to a library of printable person-centered activities.

      Promotes Autonomy

      Designed to promote autonomy, dignity, and community engagement.

      User-Friendly

      Easy-to-use resources tailored for caregivers and individuals.

      Community Support

      Support for fostering meaningful connections within the community.

    • Sneak Peek of Our Resources

      Community Outing Checklist
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      Community Outing Checklist

      Daily Routine Planner
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      Daily Routine Planner

      Meal Planning Template
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      Meal Planning Template

    • Steps to Get Started

      Sign Up

      Sign up for a free account to get started with our resources.

      Browse & Download

      Browse and download activities tailored to your needs.

      Engage & Empower

      Engage and empower through person-centered interactions.

    • What Caregivers Are Saying


      “Skills to Adapt provides the support and resources we’ve been searching for—highly recommended!”

      Ageless Private Home Healthcare LLC


      “Finally, a resource that understands the unique needs of adults with disabilities!”

      DDP Nursing Services of GA.


      “Skills to Adapt has helped my loved one gain confidence and more independence!”

      R.Calloway


      “An invaluable tool for caregivers and professionals looking to enhance skill-building and social learning!”

      A.Moreland