CENTER FOR ADAPTIVE LEARNING

 

A Key to Individual Potential for Adults with Neurodevelopmental Disabilities

Welcome Message

From our Interim Executive Director

On behalf of the Center for Adaptive Learning (CAL), I appreciate your taking the time to visit our website. Here you will find answers to questions about the special supportive community we have built for our clients based on our philosophy, our history, and our dedicated staff and families. Please take time to read the Mission Statement that defines who we are.

 

CAL may be the right place for you. If you are a prospective family or client, please look at the CAL Program section where you will learn about the interrelated segments of our program that support self reliant living. If you would like to find out about our application process, please check the Admissions section.

 

Feel free to visit us to discuss CAL and see how it might fit your needs. You will be able to check out our Facilities, see a client apartment, and meet with our caring, dedicated staff. You will also see the committed partnerships we have between our staff and clients based on 23 years of evolving expertise. Our community is committed to the success of each and every client. To learn more about CAL or to arrange for a visit, please feel free to contact us by email or telephone below. We look forward to hearing from you.

                                                                    Jay Zlotnick,

                                                    Interim Executive Director

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Located at:

3227 CLAYTON ROAD

CONCORD, CA 94519

 

PH: (925) 827– 3863

FAX: (925) 827– 4080

Email: info@c4al.org

The Center for Adaptive Learning (CAL)

is committed to maintaining a community environment with comprehensive services for adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities, including Autism Spectrum Disorders. The CAL program provides each participant with a residence in an apartment complex and a tailored program for growth and achievement. The wellbeing and dignity of each adult client is our primary concern.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Center for Adaptive Learning is to provide a safe and healthy community for adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities and Autism Spectrum Disorders to realize their individual potential for self-reliant living as defined by the ability to engage in productive work, to socialize successfully, to attend to their own physical and emotional health, and to experience on-going personal growth.