Supporting adults with disabilities through meaningful activities, community involvement, and daily life skills.

At Pathways Living & Learning Center, we believe every individual deserves the opportunity to feel safe, supported, included, and engaged in everyday life. Through structured programming, meaningful activities, life skill development, and community experiences, we create an environment where adults with disabilities can continue learning, build confidence, form connections, and take pride in their daily lives.

Core Program Opportunties

Daily Support

& Care

Daily Support & Care

- Supportive daily supervision

- Assistance with personal care needs

- Structured routines

- Safe, supportive environment

- Full bathroom with washing accommodations

- Meals/snack support

- Staff oversight

Life Skills & Continued Learning

Life Skills &

Continued Learning

- Continued academic learning

- Language and Communication development

- Money management

- Food preparation

- Housekeeping skills

- Daily living skills

- Fine and gross motor skill development

Two men sitting at a table playing a card game.

Two women sitting at a table completing an arts and crafts project.

A woman at table arranging colored blocks.

A man in a red shirt arranging cookie dough on a baking sheet.

Meaningful Work

& Skill Building

Meaningful Work

& Skill Building

- Hands-on activities

- Vocational skill development

- Teamwork

- Responsibility

- Pride in contribution

Community & Social Engagement

Community &

Social Engagement

- Weekly outings

- Community involvement

- Social interaction

- Group activities

- Recreational activities

- Building friendships

Day Trips

Community outings are an important part of life at Pathways.

Participants regularly enjoy day trips, local activities, and opportunities to spend time out in the community building social connections, experiencing new environments, and staying engaged in the world around them in a safe and supportive way.

Brewers Game: 12 participants in front of the Brewers Stadium statue.

Apple Picking: A woman stands in front of an apple tree, holding a freshly picked apple.

Harley Museum: A man sitting on a model motorcycle.

Petting Zoo: A man surrounded by goats, giving them treats and pets.

Pumpkin Farm: With the help of staff, a man is drawing on a pumpkin.

The Park: Two participants sit in disability-friendly swings.

Water Park: With the help of staff, a participant is swimming at the water park.

Three participants are enjoying the cool water on a splash pad.

Key areas of focus:

Empowerment

Making choices
Self advocacy
Knowledge of rights

Pre-vocational & Vocational

Cognitive & fine motor skills
Real-work vocational skills
Job choice skills
Acceptable work behaviors

Agency & Community

Community integration
Volunteerism
Social responsibility (green)

Health & Fitness

Specialized activities
Nutrition
Motor development/balance
Walking/exercise/cardio

Basic Life Skills

Making choices
Safety & communication
Daily living & etiquette
Personal appearance
Social/behavioral skills

Leisure & Recreation

Games & teamwork building
Arts & crafts
Music
Gardening
Animal care

Ready to enroll? Call or email us to get started.

(262) 583-0030

[email protected]

We enroll the full spectrum of disability.

All participants must be at least 18 years old.

Two images of Pathways participants with a finished art project and making cookies.

The Pathways Mission

Our mission is to create opportunities for adults with disabilities to learn, grow, and participate in community life, with programming designed to be accessible across a broad spectrum of needs, creating pathways to confidence, responsibility, and connection.

Empowerment | Basic Life Skills | Health & Fitness

Leisure & Recreation | Agency & Community | Vocational Skills

(262) 583-0030

[email protected]

1100 Commerce Dr.

#114

Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin 53406

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