Over 10 weeks, students identify their talents, interests, and work preferences, culminating in a dynamic digital portfolio that highlights their strengths. More engaging than a traditional resume, Integrate for Good’s portfolios bring abilities to life through photography and videography, using a strengths-based approach and 1:1 family support. To view example portfolios, please click here.

This interactive seminar helps young people with disabilities develop essential executive functioning skills for academic and work success. Participants will learn 12 core skills, including time management, emotional regulation, and adaptability, through interactive workshops in a supportive environment that fosters growth and confidence.

Healthy Relationships is a program designed to teach individuals with disabilities the essential skills for building healthy relationships, covering everything from romantic and friendships to personal hygiene, boundaries, and effective communication. Through engaging lessons, activities, and multimedia resources, the program helps learners develop the social and life skills needed for success in all types of relationships.

Leadership Incubator 2 is a 12-week course for students who’ve completed LI 1 and are ready to deepen their leadership skills. Building on foundational knowledge, participants explore 12 advanced topics, such as team dynamics, strategic thinking, and community advocacy. Through hands-on projects and group discussions, they learn how to apply their skills to real-world roles, gaining the confidence to lead and make a lasting impact in their communities.

Mental Health Matters is a hands on program designed to bring people of all abilities together through interactive activities focused on self-care, compassion, and advocacy. Participants engage in hands-on exercises that teach the importance of mental health while fostering a sense of community and connection through service projects, intentional discussion, and shared experiences.

This inclusive story time is a monthly opportunity to introduce young children to disability inclusion through stories read by individuals with disabilities. Held on the first Saturday of every month, each session features a book focused on inclusion, read by a leader from our IFG community. After the story, children will participate in a light, inclusive service project and have time to socialize, fostering a sense of empathy, understanding, and community among all. People of all ages and abilities are invited to join us!
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The Teaching Assistant Seminar is a 3-week interactive seminar for students who have completed Executive Skills Workshop, Leadership Incubator, or Empowerment Lab and are interested in serving as a teaching assistant or lead in any IFG program. Participants will gain key skills in communication, support strategies, and leadership to effectively assist instructors and peers in & out of a classroom setting.

Join us for a social night on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 6:30-8:00 PM at the Wissahickon Valley Public Library in Blue Bell! It’s an evening filled with service, fun, and socializing. Participate in our Sleeping Mat Project, play games, and connect with new friends in a welcoming, inclusive environment.

Bring your own lunch and join us at the IFG Community Hub! We hold a Community Lunch every Tuesday, providing a great opportunity for community members to get to know one another while enjoying a casual lunch & lesson taught by a leader in the community. Come and be a part of our vibrant, supportive, and inclusive community.