REVEL | Supporting Denver Adults with Autism & IDDs

REVEL is the bridge to adulthood for people with autism and IDD to live meaningful, enriched lives. REVEL's mission is to create a community where teens and young adults on the autism spectrum and their peers belong. Our vision is for teens and adults with autism to have opportunities to connect, work, learn and explore new interests together with their peers in the community.Our purpose is to fight potential isolation, depression, unemployment and risk factors related to quality of life. We do this through developing meaningful relationships, independent living skills, employment, exploration and engagement in a range of leisure activities, recreational outings and exposure to various hobbies. Social and communication skills are fostered and facilitated throughout all activities and interactions. Member's interests, strengths and abilities drive choice of activities, friendships, work skills and classes. We train peers and mentors to guide and welcome members into a place they can call their own.Core beliefs and values: - All members are treated with respect and dignity - Positive relationships, a sense of belonging, regular participation in enjoyable leisure and recreational activities and meaningful paid employment are critical to high quality of life - Importance of self-determination, autonomy and senses of responsibility - Employment in meaningful jobs can lessen autism symptoms and increase collateral skillsTeens and young adults with autism can: - Work in competitive employment - Build friendships - Continue to develop and learn new skills - Belong and be an active member in a community, which greatly affects one's sense of self-determination
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2016
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Denver, CO 80205 USA
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donate partner careers mentor all events workshops mission impact team REVELers We help neurodiverse teens and adults find their passions potential and joy life without limits Breaking Barriers. Building Community. People with autism and IDDs face challenges that the people around them dont see. When these invisible walls feel too big they stand in the way of connection independence and a sense of belonging.

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