P.A.L.S Program 12-week Certification Program (Coming Soon)

Life Skills Family Network is honored to be partnered with Talbot House Ministries Center for Women and Children to provide life skills training classes for women and children. Through this collaboration, we will offer practical instruction in organization, communication, financial literacy, and real-world independence skills designed to empower families as they transition toward stability and self-sufficiency. Together, our goal is to equip women with the tools, confidence, and structure needed to build secure, independent futures for themselves and their children.

Independent Life Skills Day Program (Coming Soon)

Life Skills Family Network is working in partnership with Lift Disability to develop a comprehensive Independent Life Skills Program currently in development. This program will be designed to equip individuals with disabilities with essential executive functioning, communication, financial, and daily living skills needed for long-term independence. Through this collaboration, we aim to create a structured, supportive pathway that empowers individuals to thrive confidently in school, employment, and community life.

Social Skills Club: Building Friendships & Connection (Coming soon)

Life Skills Family Network will hosts community social events designed to bring individuals together in a safe, welcoming environment where friendships can grow naturally. These gatherings provide opportunities to practice communication skills, build confidence, andy connect with peers who share similar experiences. Through structured activities, conversation starters, and engaging group interactions, participants strengthen social skills while forming meaningful relationships and a true sense of belonging.

Partner With Us

Become a Community Sponsor of Life Skills Family Network

At Life Skills Family Network, we are committed to empowering teens and adults with learning differences to build the life skills needed for independence, confidence, and long-term success.

Through life skills training, social development events, and family-centered programming, we are creating safe spaces where individuals grow, families gain hope, and communities become stronger.

We invite local businesses, organizations, and community leaders to partner with us in this mission.

Why Sponsor Life Skills Family Network?

When you become a sponsor, you are:

-Investing in the independence of individuals with disabilities

-Strengthening families in transition

-Supporting inclusive community programming

-Demonstrating leadership in social responsibility (Mentor Opportunity-apply here)

-Increasing positive visibility within the community

Your sponsorship directly supports:

-Life skills workshops

-Social connection events

-Family wellness days

-Independent living preparation programs

-Development of our Independent Life Skills initiatives

-Sponsorship Opportunities

We welcome community partners through:

-Event sponsorship

-Program sponsorship

-In-kind donations

-Volunteer partnerships

-Ongoing community collaborations

We are happy to recognize sponsors through event signage, website features, social media highlights, and community acknowledgments.

Let’s Build Independence Together

When businesses and nonprofits work together, real change happens.

If your organization believes in empowering individuals, strengthening families, and building a more inclusive community, we would love to partner with you.

Contact us today to learn more about becoming a Life Skills Family Network Community Sponsor.Together, we can create confidence, opportunity, and lasting independence.

Play-N-60: Moving Together Toward Wellness-(Coming Soon)

Play-n-60 will bring individuals and families together for a fun, energizing experience focused on movement, wellness, and connection. This event encourages healthy habits while creating opportunities for teamwork, encouragement, and shared accomplishment. Through guided activities and group exercises designed for all ability levels, families strengthen both their bodies and their bonds — building confidence, resilience, and community support along the way.