ABOUT LAWRENCEVILLE DAY PROGRAM
      Charleston Transitional Facility in Lawrenceville is a developmental training program providing a structured environment, work, and/or continuing educational opportunities to individuals who are developmentally disabled and who reside in Lawrence or surrounding counties. CTF offers a regular daily schedule within which we blend work, learning, and social activities. This provides opportunity for both personal choice and responsibility. Individuals attending this program receive training in areas such as daily living skills, personal goals, sensory enhancement, communication, and vocational skills.

     Vocational opportunities include janitorial, lawn care, laundry, food service, vehicle maintenance, and various service jobs. Our goal is to enrich the lives of those who attend our day program and maximize their potential. We do so by providing classroom activities such as music, exercise/fitness, spa/relaxation, arts and crafts, sign language, and self advocacy.

ABOUT THE COMMUNITY OF LAWRENCEVILLE
      Lawrenceville has a population of 4,897 and is located in southeastern Illinois. The city has many industrial and agricultural businesses and offers many of the same organizations you would find in other cities. There are several large metropolitan cities only hours away with Terre Haute and Evansville, IN being the closest.

      Individuals have many opportunities to participate in community activities, such as local parks, restaurants, and retail locations, cultural events in the area, County Fall Festival, the community farmers market, the Annual County Home Show, etc. Volunteer work may include delivering meals or bell ringing for the Salvation Army, and visits to local nursing homes.

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