Prescott activities:
Daytime activities
Daytime activities
Prescott daytime activities provide welcoming and inclusive spaces where participants can build skills, gain independence, and connect with their community in a supportive environment. Our highly trained staff provide personalized guidance to ensure every individual has the opportunity to thrive.
Our programs are barrier-free and designed to be accessible for individuals who have a wide range of abilities, identified disabilities, and Autism. Every session is delivered in plain language, with communication supports and sensory-friendly spaces, making participation accessible and enjoyable for all.
Daytime activities 2026/2027
Let’s find the right activities for you.
Tell us which activities you’re interested in, and we’ll help you find the best fit based on your interests.
Explore your own goals
We take a person-directed approach, meaning you choose your own goals and, with support, create a schedule that fits your interests and needs.
With a wide range of options, you can shape the life you want, whether that means preparing for a job, exploring creativity, getting active, working on communication, or making friends.
Helpful info
Our daytime activities are designed for adults (ages 16+) with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are looking for a structured program that supports learning, independence, and community participation.
Programs take place throughout HRM and at Progress Place, Club Halifax and Club Dartmouth. See more details below.
What makes our day programs special?
Flexible and person-directed
Choose the path that fits your goals. We’re here to help, but you lead the way.
Supportive and fun spaces
We use recreation, community involvement, and hands-on activities to help you grow.
Inclusive and accessible
Gain skills and experiences with programming designed for all abilities.
Trusted and supportive staff
Our experienced staff receive high levels of training and support and are confident in supporting people who have a wide range of abilities.
Each program is designed to help you build confidence, learn new skills, and become more independent while being part of a supportive and welcoming community.
Our daytime activities are structured around six key areas
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Active Lives
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Arts and culture
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Employment readiness
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Exploring our city
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Life Skills
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Wellness and self-advocacy
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Daytime activities information
Day and times:
- Activities take place on weekdays.
- Hours are usually between 9:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Specific schedules depend on the program.
Location:
- Progress Place (5505 Clyde St.)
- Club Halifax (2652 Joseph Howe Dr.)
- Club Dartmouth (70 King St.)
- In the community!
Resources and supports:
- Wheelchair accessible.
- Quiet room available.
- Personal care available.
- Ratios are typically 1:4. If you require 1:1 support, please bring your own support person.
- Complex Needs – let us know, and we will work together.
Community outings:
- Our day programs include community connections and outings. We’ll practice taking public transit, grocery shopping, visiting community parks, and attending events. There are a variety of opportunities to grow your independence.
Availability:
- Day programs are suitable for adults (ages 16+).
- Spaces are limited. Priority is given to people already part of our programs.
Program costs:
- Some programs are paid directly by the Province of Nova Scotia thanks to funding from the Disability Support Program.
- Others can be covered with Flex funding or individualized funding.
- We are happy to help you access funding information and explore your options.
Registration details:
- Fee-based program registration opens in June.
- Further information will be released when registration opens.
- Contact info@prescottgroup.ca with any questions.