Meaningful life and work are important
From youth in transition to adults living in their own homes, participants are building skills for full community participation.
Learn more about:
- Learning skills for life at home and in the community
- Group learning in classroom and community settings
- Job skills training through paid work experiences
- Finding and keeping a job
Your Support Coordinator can provide information about eligibility. For more information about Life & Work Connections, contact Sarah Anderson or Kaitlynn Rhinehart at 573-874-1995.
Life & Work Connections Stories
Disability Rights Legislative Day 2025
On February 26, staff and individuals served from Supported Living traveled to Jefferson City to participate in Disability Rights Legislative Day (DRLD), joining other advocates in pushing…
EquipmentShare Collaborates with BCFR
People with developmental disabilities are demonstrably employable and contribute to the richness, diversity and productivity within a workforce, and business’s bottom line. BCFR’s Board of Directors is…
Tom’s Success with Life & Work Connections
Sixteen years ago, Life and Work Connections (LWC) helped Tom find a job at the University of Missouri Student Union. Through the years, Tom has enjoyed his…
Working with Christi has been really great, she’s trained me in a lot of things and I’ve learned from all the trainings we’ve been through. She taught me to use the bus, and I know how to get places now. Back in my old place, she used to train me how to cook and make meals. I never had an iPhone before, (I thought) maybe this is something Christi can train me to use.
