Community Access Naperville (CAN) programs, which meet at First Congregational UCC Naperville and Community United Methodist Church, start with vocational activities, which might include collating, shredding, weeding, food repackaging, or creating products for CAN to sell or donate.  Our organization volunteers for other local non-profit organizations, including Sharing Connections, West Suburban Community Pantry, Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pantry, The Marie Wilkinson Food Pantry, the Dupage Children's Museum, the Naperville Public Library, the Naperville Police Department, NCC Enactus, Humanitarian Service Project, Morton Arboretum, Dupage Township Food Pantry, First Congregational Church UCC Naperville, and the Naperville Park District. After our work portion, the remainder of the day is spent participating in activities such as walking downtown to a local restaurant, visiting the library, bowling, going to a movie, or hanging out at a park.  The program is offered in a small group setting to meet the needs of the participants. Professional life-skills instructors lead each session, while interns and volunteer peers help participants to engage fully in all of the activities.