Located in Webster, NY, we provide opportunities for people to participate in meaningful goal-based activities. Individuals in this program have the option to participate in a combination of traditional day habilitation and community prevocational activities.

As part of this program, we also offer transitional support to people who graduate high school through development of life skills, social communication and volunteer opportunities.

Additionally, this program offers personalized programming for people looking for a quieter, slower paced setting.

Linden Creative Opportunities (LCO), located in Penfield NY, provides individuals the chance to participate in a variety of sensory-based activities. With its large and open layout, individuals have space to move around, join in integrated group activities and also seek out a quiet space as needed. This location is also equipped to support individuals who have higher medical or daily support needs.

Penbrooke Creative Opportunities (PCO) provides services to people who are looking for an experience centered around physical activity, skill building, and personal growth towards independence. Community inclusion and active lifestyles are of central focus and this program is able to support individuals with higher behavioral needs.

Webster Creative Opportunities (WCO) offers a wide array of sensory-based activities and a dedicated community inclusion group that plans and participates in community outings. The individuals also often partake in building-wide activities and have regular sessions in their calming sensory room. As a traditional day habilitation setting, this program is equipped to support individuals who have higher support or medical needs.

Take a virtual tour of WCO to learn more.

Our Without Walls (WOW) opportunity picks up and drops off its participants right at home and gives individuals the chance to participate in volunteer experiences, collaborate with community agencies and engage in physical activities throughout the week while maintaining a focus on individual valued outcomes and skill-building goals.

CDS Monarch has four satellite Article 16 Clinics throughout the Webster and Penfield areas. These clinics offer physical, occupational and speech-language therapies on-location to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities who receive services from CDS Monarch.

Our one-on-one and small group skill development and community inclusion program is designed to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in identifying their needs and goals to develop their skills to be more independent in areas such as: budgeting, transportation training, grocery shopping, menu planning, laundry, cooking and socialization.

Our Autism Skill Building group offers both support and peer interaction to children and teens diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Participants develop social skills, learn how to identify and cope with stress, as well as express and manage their own emotions.

Our recreation/respite opportunities are therapy-based opportunities for children, teens, and adults to develop skills they need to help them live independent lives. Participants have access to a pool, fitness center, on-site recreational activities, and community inclusion outings.