The Lawrence L. Frank Center in Pasadena is a program center operated by AbilityFirst that serves children, teens and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services emphasize person-centered supports, life-skills development, community participation and social connection.
The Lawrence L. Frank Center is a Pasadena program center serving children, teens and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services are designed to promote independence, social connection and participation in community life.
Programming at the center is person-centered and tailored to individual interests and goals. Supports emphasize development of life skills, socialization, communication and healthy living, and include trained staff assistance and personal-care support when needed to enable participation.
The organization operates multiple program centers in the region and lists facility license numbers for the Pasadena center.
Primarily site-based program for children and youth ages 6 to 22 that teaches life skills and fosters personal and social development through diverse activities with ongoing supervision and personal care provided. Licensed Program.
Community-based program for college-enrolled young adults age 18+ that teaches life skills and fosters personal and social development through an academic support program and mentorship to help students succeed on their campus.
Primarily site-based program for adults age 18+ that teaches life skills and fosters personal and social development through diverse activities with ongoing supervision and personal care provided. Licensed Program.
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