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Horizons Centre provides supports and services to adults with disabilities through programs that run Monday - Friday from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. We offer flexible hours for supporting individuals in community access and employment settings that do not fall within these regular hours.
Horizons main areas of service include:
Community access
Programs that provide opportunity to individuals with disabilities to build natural connections within the community, and participate in integrated community activities and events.
employment
Programming assists individuals with developmental disabilities to develop skills to obtain and maintain employment based on their interests. Support can range from employment preparation programs (instilling and enhancing work ethics, finding and keeping a job, etc.) to on the job support. When an individual obtains employment, there job coach not only supports them in there job training and development, but fosters the training of natural supports through co-workers, allowing for greater independence in their work.
home living (proprietorships)
Program allows adults with disabilities to live in the home of an individual caregiver or family (per availability), which results in accommodations and support in a family oriented environment. If you are interested in more information about becoming a proprietor, please contact us.
Individuals can choose from a variety of options, to become involved through different programs, services, and advocacy groups. Horizons in-house programs enable individuals
Day Programs
(Subject to Change)
- In house
- Woodworking
- Sewing
- Art
- Fitness
- Card making
- Learners license preparation
- Emotional wellbeing
- Computers
- Hot meal planning & cooking
In the Community
- Salvation Army Food Bank & Store
- Farmers Market
- Neighborhood Outreach Wetaskiwin
- Reynolds Alberta Museum
- Peace Hills Lodge
- Wetaskiwin Meadows
- Community Exploration
- Good Shepherd
Advocacy Groups
- Hurricanes
- Central Alberta Advocacy Network (CAAN)