Adults With Intellectual Disabilities

DTAC provides training in areas of daily living skills, critical thinking, art, pre-vocational skills, food preparation and educational supports. This program assist each  student with developing their abilities, aptitude and interest to lead a more productive life

ADP provides instruction in daily living and self-help skills, community integration. Instruction focuses on awareness, social development and independence.

The work activity program is composed of on campus and community-based work opportunities. This program provides eligible students with paid work under the State regulation 14 C certificate. Each student earns according to their level of productivity. The WAP provides work experience in sub-contracted land scaping, janitorial, and construction clean up.

This service is for individuals who are considering living independently or who are already living independently. In Collaboration with Central Valley Regional the appropriate level of services is determined. Training takes place in the individual’s home and in the community. It covers a broad spectrum of skills which may include shopping, money management, transportation, medical appointments and cooking. King view provides this service to eligible individuals free of cost. 

Individual’s receiving this service work independently at community locations such as Wal Mart. A job coach provides onsite support to these individuals several time a months to ensure skills are maintained and to foster on going communication with employers about the  individuals needs and progress 

Kings View Work Experience Center

• Accreditation Expires 3/31/2023
• Original CARF accreditation in 1976
• Employment and Community Services Standards Manual
• CARF Programs Accredited
  • Organizational Employment Services
  • Community Employment Services: Employment Supports