Join Imagine! for a full year of hands-on life-skills workshops for adults 18+ with I/DD, Autism, and/or Brain Injuries.

Build independence, connect with friends, and learn real-life skills each month.

Practice real-life skills, grow your independence, and have fun with friends in the Imagine! Next Step Living Workshop Series.

This year-long series is designed for adults 18+ with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), Autism, and/or Brain Injuries who want to build the confidence and skills needed for greater independence at home and in the community.

Each month includes 3 Thursday evening workshops and 1 Thursday evening social night, all focused on the skills needed for everyday life—cooking, money management, home care, health, communication, community navigation, safety, and more.

We invite individuals to sign up for one month, a few months, or all 12 months based on your interests and needs.

Registration is Required

2026 Monthly Workshop Themes

• January – New Year, New You: Health & Hygiene
• February – Healthy Relationships & Communication
• March – Cooking & Nutrition
• April – Money Management
• May – Mindfulness & Mental Wellness
• June – Home Management
• July – Community Skills
• August – Medication Management & Health Responsibility
• September – Self-Advocacy & Personal Rights
• October – Personal Safety & Boundaries
• November – Vocational & Employment Skills
• December – Gratitude, Goals & Personal Growth

When & Where & Registration

Thursdays, 6:00–7:30 p.m.
Location: Imagine! Next Step Living House (North Broomfield area); full address given at registration

Cost: The cost each month includes 3 classes and 1 social event for $150; individuals with or without Medicaid Waivers or other long-term care funding are welcome!

To Register: Please click her to register online: https://forms.office.com/r/FVYTCiSMex or contact Monica Garcia at 303-665-7789 | mgarcia@imaginecolorado.org 

Who Can Join

• Adults 18+ with I/DD, Autism, and/or Brain Injuries
• People building skills toward living more independently
• Young adults transitioning from school to adult life
• Anyone wanting to grow confidence, connection, and everyday life skills
• No Medicaid Waiver required to participate; Medicaid Waiver funding accepted.

Accessibility:

The workshop space is wheelchair accessible. We can provide visual supports, plain-language materials, and other accommodations. To request specific accommodations (including language access), please contact Monica at least one week before your scheduled session.

2026 Next Step Living Workshops