Mission Bay

a safe and supportive environment. The company's be a part of their life decision-making. The company's goals are geared toward personal and professional growth, self-reliance and empowerment of the participants the company serves. As a result of attending Mission Bay Works, the company's participants can expect the following: An individual trainin... g plan addressing behavior, activities of daily living, advocacy and vocational deficits General satisfaction with day-time activities and training. A smooth and timely transition from a developmental center or other large institution. The company has three sites. Participants in the company's program use these sites as a home base and as a transition point at the beginning and ending of each workday. Having a home site allows the company's participants the option of controlling the amount and timing of their community activities during the day. A familiar, comfortable physical site can be reassuring to participants and an effective support for persons who are easily over-whelmed which might result in reacting with undesired behavior. One site is in a large office building located at 50 Las Colinas Lane in San Jose. It is very accessible to local resources. The buildings appearance is similar to where many people work. The facility is approximately 18,500 square feet with ample room for practicing pre-vocational activities, i.e. sorting, stacking, collating as well as leisure and domestic activities. There are 18 rest rooms, a shower/changing room, 6 offices, and 2 large conference rooms. In addition, there is an exercise room, laundry area, 2 full kitchens and a theater. Mission Bay Works is wheelchair accessible and is licensed as a non-ambulatoryRead More