A welcoming weekday Social Club for adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities in Guildwood, Scarborough. Come spend time with familiar faces, make friends and try something new in a small, supportive group.
Our days include conversation, games, arts and crafts, cooking, music and movement, and community activities. Everyday moments offer opportunities to practise communication, teamwork and independence.
Who it is for: Adults looking for friendship, social activities and opportunities to practise everyday skills in a small-group setting. We begin with a conversation about each person’s interests, communication, comfort and support needs.
Support and accessibility: Please speak with Cindy before registering about personal-care needs, mobility, one-to-one support, sensory preferences and any medical or behavioural supports. We will discuss whether the program and space can meet the person’s needs; attendance is subject to confirming a suitable support plan. Please also ask about the planned activities and any environmental considerations for your chosen day.
Staff-to-participant ratio: Typically no more than five participants per staff member.
Language: English.
Hours: Monday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Dates: Ongoing programming; activities and any closures are shown on the monthly calendar.
Cost: $55 per Social Club day. Passport funding accepted; invoices and receipts provided.
Availability: Please contact Cindy for current spaces on your preferred days.
Free trial: One weekday in-house Social Club trial may be arranged for eligible new participants after a conversation about fit and availability. Saturday programs are excluded.
Organization: Catching Stars Social Club
Program contact: Cindy Walker, Founder and Program Director
647-308-1402
cindy@catchingstarssocialclub.ca
https://www.catchingstarssocialclub.ca/
Catching Stars Social Club
Catching Stars Social Club is a small-group social and life-skills program in Guildwood, Scarborough, founded by Cindy Walker. We support adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities to build friendships, try new activities and grow in confidence. Our five pillars are Confidence, Friendship, Independence, Joy and Growth.
