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CORTNEYS PLACE

AZ · EIN 421745079 · $1.2M rev · operational · cortneysplace.org
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Cortney's Place is an operational nonprofit that provides inclusive programs for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). The organization focuses on fostering independence, social connections, skill development, and overall well-being through person-centered planning and community integration. They offer a range of programs including life skills, vocational training, social activities, health and wellness, continuing education, and self-advocacy.

activities · 13

what they do

direct service · 13
  • Adaptive Learning Programs
    Provides a monthly calendar of classes including healthy cooking, art, life skills, adaptive fitness, science, and technology using SMART Boards, with adaptive equipment and staff assistance.
  • Operates as a nonprofit adult day program for individuals with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities, providing a safe and engaging environment.
  • Adult Day Program for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Adaptive Social and Recreational Programs
    Operates a nonprofit adult day program in a safe, engaging, and innovative environment for adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) who have graduated from the public-school system, providing structured programs to build skills and confidence.
  • Community Integration Activities Adaptive Social and Recreational Programs
    Offers daily community-based activities and outings such as plays, museums, libraries, aquariums, and parks to integrate participants into the community.
  • Community Integration and Social Activities Adaptive Social and Recreational Programs
    Organizes group activities, daily community-based outings, and trips to local businesses and events such as theater performances, museums, libraries, aquariums, parks, coffee shops, and farmers' markets to foster friendships, build social skills, and integrate participants into the community.
  • Financial Support for Specialized Programs Disability-Focused Financial Assistance Programs
    Provides ongoing financial support of $1,200 or more per year to fund specialized programs and therapy opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities.
  • Provides structured life skills training for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, focusing on self-care, household management, communication, budgeting, and community navigation.
  • Life Skills Training and Development Adaptive Social and Recreational Programs
    Provides structured life skills training for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, focusing on self-care, household management, communication, budgeting, community navigation, self-advocacy, and self-determination through various programs and classes.
  • Physical Well-being Activities
    Organizes group walks, picnics, and light exercise in neighborhood parks to promote physical well-being and social bonding.
  • Organizes group activities to foster friendships, a sense of belonging, and to build communication and social skills among participants.
  • Therapeutic and Creative Programs Animal-Assisted Therapeutic Enrichment
    Offers curriculum components including Music Therapy, Healthy Cooking, Hydrotherapy, Pet Therapy, Health and Wellness Programs, Art Classes, and Technology Classes.
  • Therapeutic and Enrichment Programs Animal-Assisted Therapeutic Enrichment
    Offers a variety of therapeutic and enrichment programs including Music Therapy, Healthy Cooking, Hydrotherapy, Pet Therapy, Health and Wellness Programs, Art Classes, Technology Classes, and adaptive fitness to promote socialization, communication, relaxation, and physical fitness.
  • This is MY Life Program Independent Living Skills Training
    Works with members to teach self-advocacy, self-determination, and life skills through the Ability360’s This is MY Life program.
strategies · 9

how they think

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named programs · 8

what they call their work

Continuing Education and Skill-Building Opportunities
Adult education courses (computer literacy, basic academic skills) and technology training programs (smartphone use, internet safety).
Employment and Vocational Training Programs
Supported employment programs with local businesses, job readiness workshops (resume building, interview skills), and entrepreneurial skill programs for small business development.
Health and Wellness Programs
Fitness and movement classes (yoga, aerobics), nutrition education programs, and mental health support groups.
Inclusive Faith-Based and Cultural Programs
Accessible worship services, inclusive holiday celebrations, and cultural arts workshops.
Life Skills Development Programs
Workshops covering daily living skills (cooking, hygiene, household management), financial literacy, and public transportation training to support independence.
Peer Mentorship and Self-Advocacy Programs
Training in self-advocacy (rights education, decision-making) and peer mentorship programs to support workplace adjustment, social navigation, and independent living.
Social and Recreational Activities
Inclusive sports leagues (basketball, bowling, swimming), art and creative expression classes (painting, music, drama), and organized community outings (museums, parks, restaurants).
Volunteer and Community Service Programs
Opportunities for adults with IDD to volunteer at animal shelters, food banks, community clean-ups, and senior centers.
relationships · 2

who they work with

  • Ability360 Partner — Collaborates on the "This is MY Life" program to teach self-advocacy, self-determination, and life skills.
  • Just Be Yoga Partner — Partner organization contributing to the Circle of Love in memory of Paige Walker.