Over the span of 12 weeks students explore and identify their talents, interests, environmental work preferences and passions, cumulating in the creation of a digital portfolio highlighting their strengths and ability. More dynamic than a traditional paper resume, Integrate for Good’s digital portfolios make ability come alive through photography and videography using our signature strengths-based approach. To view example portfolios, please click here.

Led by Dr. Bev Weinberg, a Board-certified Occupational Therapist, this 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.

Leadership Incubator is designed to empower young adults with disabilities by providing a platform for personal and leadership development. Leadership Incubator provides a supportive space for participants to explore their strengths, enhance their skills, and cultivate the confidence to lead in their lives and communities.

The Sleeping Mat Project brings together individuals and groups of all ages and abilities to create sleeping mats from recycled plastic bags for people experiencing homelessness. Each mat, made from 700-800 bags, provides insulation and comfort while recycling plastic waste. Hosted at the IFG Hub, this inclusive initiative allows volunteers to build community networks, form lasting relationships, and produce a significant number of mats.

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. Come and be a part of our vibrant, supportive, and inclusive community.

Join us on Monday's for Mental Health Matters, a program that brings people of all abilities together to learn about mental health, engage in self care and mental health-related service projects, and connect with others.

Our next community event is:

Friendsgiving Potluck (11/20) -
6-7:30pm @ IFG Community Hub
Celebrate the season of gratitude with our Friendsgiving Potluck at the IFG Community Hub! Join us for a festive gathering where we'll share a delicious array of homemade dishes and enjoy each other's company.

IFG Movie Night: Wonder
(12/12) - 6-8pm @ IFG Community Hub
Join us to watch Wonder, a film that captures the story of community and advocacy firsthand. Born with facial differences that, up until now, have prevented him from going to a mainstream school, Auggie Pullman becomes the most unlikely of heroes when he enters the local fifth grade. The movie will be followed by a lively discussion about self-advocacy and embracing our unique strengths. Enjoy movie snacks, connect with others, and explore how we can all advocate for ourselves and others in our communities.

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