Welcome to Neighborhood House Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation Adult Center—an engaging, home-like environment for individuals 18 years and older who need supported care during the day.
Neighborhood House provides quality, affordable day care and support services to children and adults in the Salt Lake Valley. Our adult program caters to those over 18 who may have cognitive impairment, dementia, developmental disability, and other chronic conditions.
Neighborhood House is committed to principles of inclusion, independence, and valued membership in the community. Our intergenerational programming supports that commitment through regular events that creates a connection between adults and youth and normalize aging and disabilities withing the community around them.
Payments on a sliding fee scale and door-to-door transportation within bus boundaries ensure convenience and affordability for all.
The adult program focuses on meeting each person's needs, including social, emotional, physical, and cognitive aspects. Certified staff lead recreational therapy activities, assist clients in selecting their preferred activities and engagement levels throughout the day, and provide language translation services or any other necessary assistance as needed. Connection with community is provided through regular outings, contracted performers or teachers, and engagement with volunteers or student interns. The weekly program offers a variety of activities including yoga, horticultural therapy, arts & crafts, dance, music, visits to the sensory room, and intergenerational activities. Person-centered plans are developed upon enrollment by a recreational therapist who also regularly reviews progress alongside program staff.
For caregivers needing respite, enrollment of a family member in a day care is a win-win. Having a loved one at Neighborhood House Adult Day Center is an opportunity for enhanced quality of life of both client and caregiver.
The professionally trained staff at Neighborhood House provides:
- Eleven daily activities to keep your loved one engaged and individualized care plans with specific daily goals
- Breakfast, lunch and snack
- Horticultural Therapy and Intergenerational Gardening
- Visits to the Huntsman Foundation Sensory Room
- Supervised and guided outdoor walks on and off our beautiful property
- Community partners that offer to assist with social engagement and intergenerational activities with our preschool children
- Outings to local attractions, scenic rides, and monthly community service projects
- Door-to-door transportation within designated boundaries is available for a nominal fee
- Referrals to resources within the community
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