Neighborhood House Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation Adult Center
A warm, home-like environment for adults 18 and older who need supported care during the day.
Compassionate and Affordable Day Care for Adults in the Salt Lake Valley
At Neighborhood House, we provide affordable, high-quality adult day care services for individuals with:
- Cognitive impairments
- Dementia
- Development disabilities
- Other chronic conditions
Our mission is built on the principles of inclusion, independence, and community engagement. What truly sets us apart is our intergenerational programming - a unique aspect that fosters bonds between adults and children, helping normalize aging and disablilites within the wider community.
Payments on a sliding fee scale and door-to-door transportation within bus boundaries ensure convenience and affordability for all.
Program Highlights
Each participant’s care plan is person-centered, designed to meet their social, emotional, physical, and cognitive needs. Our certified staff leads a variety of recreational and therapeutic activities, creating an enriching experience for all participants.
What we Offer
- Therapeutic & Recreational Activities:
- Yoga & movement exercises
- Horticultural therapy
- Arts & crafts, dance, and music
- Visits to the Huntsman Sensory Room (on-site)
- Supervised outdoor walks on our beautiful property
- Intergenerational Activities
- Daily Nutritious Meals (breakfast, lunch, and snack)
- Door-to-door transportation (available for a nominal fee)
- Language translation services and personalized assistance
Why Neighborhood House Stands Out:
- Unique intergenerational connections
- Safe, supportive, and engaging environment
- Person-centered care focused on independence and dignity
- Affordable, high-quality services for families in need
The Power of Intergeneration Programming
At Neighborhood House, we believe that the best care comes from building relationships across generations. Our intergenerational programming connects older adults with young children in meaningful, shared activities that promote mutual learning, empathy, and understanding. These interactions enrich the lives of both adults and youth, offering new perspectives and lasting memories.
Why It's Special
- Breaking Barriers - Promotes understanding of aging and disabilities
- Mutual Enrichment - Both children and adults learn from one another
- Cognitive Benefits - Engaging with younger generations stimulates cognitive function, helping to enhance memory, problem-solving skills, and overall brain health.
- Engaging & Fun - Activities that foster connection and joy
Meet the ADS Team
