Commercial and residential kitchens, laundry area, mock warehouse and grocery store with working register and more…it’s all at MyCIL’s state-of-the-art TSC.

In our simulated settings of real-life experiences, students develop skills before they practice them in our community. From learning kitchen safety and working a commercial dishwasher to stocking shelves and folding clothes, they’re getting a wide range of skills they need to achieve independent living and meaningful employment. It’s interactive experiential learning that hones in on skill development.

At least 2 days each week performing job ready tasks with local businesses…the exact type of practice they need.

With MyCIL’s TSC, students get the opportunity to take the skills they’ve been working on into our community and put them into good use. Through TSC Is Spreading Petals, they’re engaging with residents and staff members of senior living communities, teaching residents flower arrangement or delivering the arrangements they made. We also partner with various local businesses. Students perform specific job tasks while building soft skills and connections with potential employers.

An engaging program for ages up to 22…the extra support needed to achieve future independent living goals.

Once they turn 23, they can continue receiving support through MyCIL’s Independent Living Services, including advocacy, skills training, peer mentoring, information and referral, and transition services. It’s a smooth transition for ongoing support.