Day Support Activities (DSA)

At Provident Life Inc., our Day Support Activities (DSA) program provides individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) the opportunity to learn, connect, and thrive in a supportive, structured environment outside the home.

Through community-based experiences and in-center activities, DSA helps participants develop practical life skills, explore interests, and build meaningful relationships—all while having fun in a safe and inclusive setting.

What We Offer:

Life Skills Development

Hands-on opportunities to practice skills like communication, personal care, money handling, cooking, and using public transit.

Community Exploration

Supported outings to parks, libraries, local businesses, volunteer sites, and cultural events—encouraging connection and confidence.

Creative & Recreational Activities

Art, music, crafts, games, fitness, and group activities that promote self-expression, teamwork, and engagement.

Socialization & Peer Connection

A welcoming space to build friendships, improve interpersonal skills, and grow a sense of belonging and community.

Individualized Support

Every participant’s day is guided by a plan based on their goals, preferences, and abilities. Supports are person-centered and flexible.

Who This Service Is For:

Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
Individuals looking to build independence and expand their community involvement
Families and caregivers seeking meaningful daytime programming
Those eligible through a Brokerage, CDDP, or the Oregon Department of Human Services

Why Choose Us?

Safe, inclusive spaces designed for learning and growth
Small group settings for personalized attention and support
Trained, compassionate staff who empower participants to explore their potential
A focus on fun, function, and community connection