Facilities and AXS Collaboration

Shoutout to Warren and Nathan who volunteered their time to teach our young adults the importance of using household tools and how to identify and use proper cleaning products. This group is geared towards educating our young adults at AXS on the importance of ADL skills, allowing them to build confidence while working towards independence.

Many of our young adults have never lived on their own or have lived in structured settings where they were not required to use these skills. Through their transition to adulthood our young adults are beginning to explore housing, reaching goals, and building a better future. Great collaboration Facilities and AXS!!

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Sound Community Services, Inc.
PO Box 390
21 Montauk Ave
New London, CT 06320
Phone: (860) 439-6400
Fax: (860) 390-1459

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