The Center For Practical Living

The Center for Practical Living (CPL) is a dedicated day array program in Springdale, Ohio, catering to adults with developmental disabilities. Since 2009, CPL has been a resource for individuals under Hamilton County Developmental Disability Services (HCDDS) and private pay clients. The center is strategically located near essential community amenities like grocery stores, pharmacies, and parks, enhancing accessibility and convenience for its attendees. CPL emphasizes a holistic approach to care, blending leisure and recreational activities with practical life skills training. Participants enjoy a variety of activities, including craft projects, puzzles, board games, and music, alongside structured outings to places like museums and parks. The program also focuses on developing independent living skills such as meal preparation, laundry, and shopping, fostering self-sufficiency among its members.

At The Center for Practical Living, a comprehensive range of services is offered to support adults with developmental disabilities. These include Adult Day Array (ADA) services, Non-Medical Transportation (NMT), and Community Integration-Personal Assistance, tailored to meet individual needs. The center also provides Homemaker Personal Care (HPC) and Supported Living services, ensuring a supportive environment for all attendees. Leisure and recreational activities form a core part of the program, with daily options like craft projects, puzzles, and line dancing. Recreational outings extend to volunteering at Matthew:25 Ministries, dining out, and visits to local attractions such as the Cincinnati Museum Center and Krohn's Conservatory. These activities are designed not just for enjoyment but also to enhance social skills and community engagement. Additionally, the center focuses on teaching independent living skills, including meal preparation and household tasks, to promote autonomy among participants.

The Center for Practical Living is conveniently situated in Springdale, Ohio, serving the Greater Hamilton County area. It is accessible to individuals funded through waiver programs (I/O waiver and Level 1) as well as those opting for private pay. The center's location offers easy access to community resources, including libraries and parks, enriching the daily experience of its attendees. Transportation services (NMT) are provided to and from the center, facilitating attendance for all members. For those interested in learning more or scheduling a visit, CPL can be contacted directly at (513)671-0300. The center encourages prospective clients and their families to tour the facility to better understand the services and activities available, ensuring a good fit for their needs and preferences.