About
The organization is committed to developing social, interpersonal, and communication skills in individuals with complex cognitive disabilities to help them overcome challenges and thrive. They serve individuals with a wide range of cognitive disabilities, including autism, learning disabilities, mild intellectual disabilities, ADHD, borderline intellectual functioning, written and expressive disorders, and brain injuries. Pathways to Independence helps develop productive members of society who can contribute to their communities in positive ways. Their core values include community, authenticity, respect, empowerment, and striving for excellence. The organization has a long history, dating back to 1987 when it was founded as a committee of the Learning Disabilities Association – St. Louis and later became a separate not-for-profit organization. Over the years, Pathways to Independence has expanded its services and support opportunities to become the organization it is today.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Developing social, interpersonal, and communication skills
Pathways to Independence is uniquely focused on developing social, interpersonal, and other soft skills in individuals with complex cognitive disabilities to help them overcome personal and professional challenges.
Supported living program
The organization offers a supported living program to help individuals with learning disabilities live independently in their own apartments.
Leisure and learning program
Pathways to Independence's Leisure and Learning program assists individuals in achieving better social skills and providing them with opportunities to be active and creative with their time.
Pilot projects and collaborations
The organization has been involved in various pilot projects and collaborations, including a pilot project with the St. Louis Office for Developmental Disabilities (DD Resources) in 2010.