The Adult Day Program for 18+ provides communication, daily living, socialization, self-regulation, and life skills training for adults with increased needs.

For teenagers and adults, specially trained in pre-employment training and transition to employment, a 17-module program to help individuals prepare for work within the community, or at GCRC recycling stores. Under the supervision of our staff, we can assist and guide them. I have special needs. Employment in communities and thrift stores helps GCRC members earn money and achieve some degree of independence.

Children’s After School and Summer programs serve children ages 6 to 18.

GCRC Executive Director Lane Hegel said: “We provide personal assistance services, respite and habilitation training. Those kinds of services.”

The GCRC has expanded its service area into Wilcox and northern Cochise counties, offering the same care programs and job training offered in Graham and Greenlee counties, including opportunities for adults to work at GCRC thrift stores. bottom.

GCRC offers more than just care and vocational training. There is also support and coaching for those wishing to participate in Special Olympics sports such as bowling, bocce and track and field. Rest for family caregivers.

The mission of the Great Community Resource Center continues thanks to the generous support of the community. For every $1 he contributes to the GCRC through the Graham-Greenlee Tax Credit Coalition website — grahamgreenleetcc.org — the donor receives a $1 credit against the state tax burden through the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit. .

Individuals can receive credit for donations up to $400 — up to $800 for couples applying jointly — but any amount donated is welcome and unique to our community and its members. It is necessary so that your family can take advantage of this important service.

To set up a recurring donation of $5 or more each month, visit https://grahamgreenleetcc.org.