Being there for your personal growth and independence. 
It’s what we do. 

Project Me at WellLife Network asks residents,”What would you do with $250 to make your bedroom more beautiful?” The program teaches residents like James, who has autism, skills including budgeting, counting money and interacting with local merchants. When asked why he chose to decorate his room with Spiderman posters, James responded “Spiderman— it’s me,” grinning from ear to ear.

Sometimes taking care of an individual’s physical and emotional needs must go beyond the ordinary. Charles, a resident of WellLife Network’s residents for individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities, doesn’t miss a New York Islanders game on TV. This led to the obvious conclusion by the staff – Charles must go see a game live in person. And that’s what Charles did, front row seat, all you can eat, with his house manager. As Charles says, “This was the best game ever, I was there! And the Islanders won!”