Something to do, and people to do it with
Recreation, classes, and social activities for adults with developmental disabilities in Missoula.
Connect about activities
Meaningful days, at ORI and in town
This service covers the hours when someone is not working. Some of it happens at ORI: exercise class, cooking or art.
Some of it happens out in town. Groups swim at Currents, work out at the YMCA, catch a movie at the Roxy, and spend summer Wednesdays at Out to Lunch. Community members come in to teach too, including a movement class and music class.
Who we help
Individuals with developmental disabilities who want more going on in their week. Many people use this service alongside a job, filling the days they are not working. Others use it as their main way to get out, meet people, and try things they have not tried before.
What a week can look like
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Classes at ORI
Exercise, cooking, arts and crafts, and movement on a regular schedule.
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Visiting instructors
Community members who come in to teach music, drumming, and other classes.
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Outings in Missoula
Currents, The Butterfly House, the Roxy Theater, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, and Out to Lunch.
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Getting there
[Copy to come]
