
At Exceptional Futures, we foster lifelong learning, emphasizing active, hands-on, age-appropriate learning with real life applications.
Young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities · Monday through Thursday, 9am to 2pm, from August through June; closed for the month of July; flexible enrollment of 1-4 days per week
From efatl.org/programs ↗When people work with individuals with special needs, they often focus on weaknesses. We focus on developing strengths.
A happy person has purpose, the opportunity for growth, and exposure to new experiences.
Our members get out into the community where they can interact, volunteer, meet people, and learn new things, just like anyone else their age.
Through engaging volunteer projects such as community gardens, delivering meals to the elderly and more, our members gain a sense of purpose and fulfillment. We find appropriate sites where they can use and build their skills to make a difference.
Exceptional Futures is a nonprofit organization established to serve individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities by providing a day program with opportunities for participants to thrive and engage in social and recreational activities and lifelong learning. Exceptional Futures currently operates in four locations, two in Snellville, Lawrenceville, and Marietta.
Exceptional Futures Enrichment Day operates Monday through Thursday, 9am to 2pm, from August through June.
EF does not provide transportation to and from program. Families are responsible for arranging transportation. During the program day, EF transports members to scheduled events and outings in the community.
All participants bring their own lunch from home. Occasionally we will eat lunch out; families will be notified when this is an option.
Yes! Exceptional Futures provides a flexible enrollment schedule. Participants can choose between 1-4 days per week.
Better Together ProgramBetter Together is designed to serve adults with disabilities so complex that they require one-on-one assistance to function successfully in a group setting, including those with feeding tubes, wheelchairs, toileting non-independence, and respiratory needs.
Family Navigator ProgramExceptional Futures offers a Family Navigation Program to guide parents and help them pursue resources to provide a sustainable future for their children with special needs.
Exceptional Summer ProgramJoin us for sports and recreation, music therapy, arts and crafts, and a variety of special interest groups, but most of all, enjoy being a part of a community of friends!