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Diego Reeb, Grants Manager
Our day programs include service and fun with peers in our community.
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Community Access Naperville (CAN) offers individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities the opportunity to be a part of our community. Through the Community Based Program, participants have opportunities to volunteer for local non-profit organizations, go out for meals, participate in recreational activities, enjoy music and art therapy sessions, and build positive relationships with each other and non-disabled peers. CAN focuses on community life engagement and wrap around support for individuals with ID/DD working part-time and/or building employment readiness skills.
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