Hattie Larlham is proud to offer programs focusing on community exploration and involvement for adults with disabilities in Northeast & Central Ohio.
Excel is Hattie Larlham’s day support program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Northeast and Central Ohio.
Our Excel identity is a representation of the core elements that we’ve built into our day programs from the very beginning: exploration, connection, engagement, and learning. We are, as we have always been, deeply invested in the happiness and achievement of the adults who attend our programs. Together, under a unified and energized brand, our day programs in Northeast and Central Ohio continue to deliver on our commitments to the people we serve, represented by a name that highlights the culture and values we have thoughtfully fostered at our day programs.
We seek and celebrate opportunities to discover new, exciting places in our communities. We are explorers during trips to arts and culture venues, fitness and recreation centers, shopping and dining establishments, parks, sporting events, and all the new, fun places in between.
We grow and thrive by forming new relationships and nurturing existing bonds. By connecting with our peers, activity leaders, fellow community members, and civic leaders, we enrich our daily lives through shared experiences.
We strive to make a positive impact in our communities by donating our time and talents with volunteer organizations, advocating for those in need and hosting collection drives, making and delivering treats to our friendly first responders, and connecting with community leaders and local politicians.
We enrich our lives with daily opportunities to learn new things and share our ideas. Whether we’re exploring new hobbies, developing daily living skills, discussing current events, or participating in educational activities, we use every day to learn and grow.
Franklin County Recreation is an evening and weekend social activity program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Franklin County Recreation offers a wide variety of community-based activities and events for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Most events and outings occur in the afternoon or early evening, with occasional events and activities over the weekend.
FCR has programs that are based on the interests of the members, as well as new programs that help them explore the local community and beyond. Some events include travel to other cities and states, which our members love as an opportunity for adventure.
Franklin County Recreation provides people with developmental disabilities new experiences that promote independence, socialization and community integration.
All FCR members must be provide documentation that demonstrates an allowance of a minimum of three hours of alone time. Franklin County Recreation does not provide personal care or transportation to local events.
