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Supportive Services at
West Central Community Center
Life Skills Center
Our Life Skills Center is a private pay program for people with developmental disabilities ages 15 and older.
We strive to enable individuals to become more independent by enjoying activities and opportunities, making friends, and having fun. We welcome clients with a wide range of abilities and can offer support at many levels.
Our building is fully ADA accessible, equipped with automatic doors and a wheelchair ramp leading directly to the Life Skills Center.
The program focuses on four components:
Social
Education
Recreational
Community Integration
The Life Skills Center is open regularly.
Monday - Friday
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
For any questions or most recent updates, contact our Supportive Services manager, Taylor Rickard, directly at 509-323-7517.
CLICK HERE for the LSC December Newsletter and Calendar
Community Inclusion Services
A County-funded, specialized program for adults with developmental disabilities.
Community Inclusion is an individualized service that provides support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to build meaningful relationships, be active participants in their community, and connect with others who have similar interests and hobbies.
Community Inclusion services offer the opportunity to connect with people in our community, fostering an inclusive environment that promotes understanding and friendship. The service is an integral part of creating a "whole life", helping individuals find fulfilling ways to spend their time outside of work and supporting their journey towards building a strong sense of community.
Each individual has a tailored program to meet their needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of activities does the Life Skills Center provide?
Participants in our Life Skills Center can engage is a number of activities. Some of these activities include physical recreation, community outings, bingo, board games, arts and crafts, dancing, holiday parties and celebrations, Wii Sports, music, and much more!
Who can participate in the Life Skills Center at West Central Community Center?
We welcome people with developmental disabilities ages 15 and older. We welcome individuals with a wide range of abilities and can offer support at many levels. Our building is fully ADA accessible with automatic doors and ramps.
Can I take the bus to West Central Community Center?
Yes! Our center has a bus stop for STA busses on routes 21 and 36. Many of our clients utilize the STA Paratransit to commute to and from West Central Community Center.
How do I sign up for the Life Skills Center?
You can click the button above labeled "New Client Registration" to fill our our online form, or you can CLICK HERE to download the printable form and either (1). scan and email the completed form to Taylor Rickard at trickard@westcentralcc.org or (2). bring the completed form to 1603 North Belt Street Spokane, WA 99205 during our regular business hours (Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.).
How do I sign up for Community Inclusion?
Case managers will reach out to our Supportive Services manager and we will determine whether or not we are able to accept the client. From there, we will send a registration form which must be complete and you can submit the form by either (1). scanning and emailing the completed form to Taylor Rickard at trickard@westcentralcc.org or (2). bring the completed form to 1603 North Belt Street Spokane, WA 99205 during our regular business hours (Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.). Once registration has been completed, our Supportive Services manager, Taylor, will reach out directly to begin scheduling.
How does Community Inclusion work?
Individuals will receive support in developing a personalized goal and action plan tailored to how they want to contribute to our community and what interests they'd like to explore. If they need assistance identifying goals, we can help them discover their passions through various activities.
How does Community Inclusion vary from other services?
Community Inclusion's goal is to have individuals become an active participant in our community, not just going out into the community. Community Inclusion can be concurrent with other services; they do not have to pick or choose.
Who is eligible for Community Inclusion services?
To be eligible for Community Inclusion, individuals must have been receiving employment services for at least 9 months or be 62 years or older.
Can I have Community Inclusion and Employment services at the same time?
Yes, starting Jan. 1, 2023, these services are available concurrently after the client participates in 9 months of employment services.