Programs for adults include: - Epilepsy Art Program: A way for adults with epilepsy to use art as a form of expression. - HOBSCOTCH: Designed to help find ways to manage and cope with memory problems in order to lead a happier, more productive life.

Provides information and resources about Down Syndrome to individuals with Down Syndrome, family members, and health professionals. Also offers opportunities for development of self-advocacy, leadership, and public speaking skills for individuals with Down Syndrome.

- Assists blind and visually impaired individuals of all ages by transcribing materials on all subjects into large print, braille, and audio. - Provides indirect services through public/private facilities and cultural organizations to make their programs and physical plants accessible. - Sponsors an outreach community organization, The Weekenders, which provides opportunities for blind and visually impaired people to attend a wide variety of social and cultural events in the Chicagoland area. - Processes monthly billing statements in braille, large print, and audio for utilities and banks. - Store is available at the main location to purchase helpful products from the gadget gallery and devices.

Provides a program for young adults and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who wish to socialize, meet new friends, learn new skills, share talents, connect with their community, or practice skills needed for greater independence. Activities may include: - Gardening. - Arts and crafts. - Special speakers. - Music. - Book reading/discussion. - Games. - Lessons about fun topics like states. - Wacky holidays. - Animals.

Social and recreational activities for children and families of children in Chicagoland living with a chronic health condition.

Monthly get togethers are an opportunity for children with disabilities to cultivate friendships, foster peer relationships, and work to develop social skills.

Strives to enhance the mind, body, and spirits of individuals served through the following programs: - Developmental skills. - Exercise and nutrition. - Classes of varying topics. - Community outings. - Adventure For All.

Education, training, enrichment and resources so people with visual impairment are able to live safe, independent, and fulfilling lives. Includes programs/ activities such as: - Friendship Fridays. - Book Club. - Orientation & Mobility. - Making Computers Fun. - Mobile Device Advice. - Daily Living Skills. - Personalized Enrichment.

Provides multiple forms of community services for individuals with disabilities. Specific services vary based on location, but generally include: - Various kinds of activities. - Community outings. - Learning and developing social skills. - Learning and developing basic skills.

Provides multiple forms of community services for individuals with disabilities. Specific services vary based on location, but generally include: - Various kinds of activities. - Community outings. - Learning and developing social skills. - Learning and developing basic skills.

Brings awareness to the community and enhances the self-sufficiency and quality of life for disabled citizens by developing and administering social program for people with disabilities.

Encourages social interactions in a welcoming environment for individuals with disabilities to form new friendships and interact with peers who share similar interests. Limited scholarships are available for those living in 9 member park districts.

Provides a variety of social programs for individuals with disabilities. Programs help participants develop social and life skills, as well as eye-hand coordination, balance, fine and gross motor skills and sensory processing.

Programs are offered for individuals with disabilities to provide opportunities for socialization, to learn or improve a leisure skill, and to integrate into the community.

Primary programs and activities include providing swim lessons for individuals with special needs through the local YMCA and scholarships for children to attend various camps, classes and summer programs. LLDSS also holds social activities and gatherings for members and their extended families. LLDSS donates to other groups or causes which provide benefit and support to people with Down syndrome including UCP and the Springfield Parks Foundation for the purchase of accessible playground equipment at Springfield’s Washington Park.

This program provides year round recreation activities for participants who have physical or mental disabilities, sensory impairments, or any other type of disability. Helps to develop leisure skills, independent living skills, and motor skills.

Provides the following community-based therapeutic recreational services: - Athletics & Special Olympics. - Social outings. - Arts and crafts. - Music. - Day Camp. - Adult Day Programs.