Welcome to LIT

Baking, Cooking & Physical Well-Being

​Classes

​      Learning Independence Together 

​Classes for adults of  all abilities and for all members of the public who are looking towards expanding their baking, cooking and fitness skills, along with expanding their independence and/or life skills.

We offer a range of individual community classes for adults in any stage of life. 
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Community Classes

For adults of any age at any stage of their life journey - and open to individuals of all abilities. Just looking to learn baking or improve your cooking skills? We have you covered. We will teach you what you need to know to enhance your meal-making and your life!  Just graduated from college, high school or simply at an age where want to learn how to bake, cook, and take care of your self? Retired and want to bake more? We will help you!
In addition to covering cooking, baking and fitness, our community classes can be  designed to also work on your particular developmental/life needs, should you have them. Let us know if you have those needs, and we can talk about how we can meet them!
​The classes are designed to be applicable in both the workplace and participant's daily lives.  Or just plain fun. Each class will include plenty of opportunities to learn and practice new skills. 

​Transition Services

NOTE THAT THIS IS AN ANCILLARY SERVICE AND IS NOT REQUIRED TO ATTEND CLASSES.
For individuals who are transitioning to adult and/or independent life, we offer an individualized program to assist in making this move as successful as possible. Working with the participant and family, we will help the participant discover their possibilities. To participate, you must include registration for a minimum of two or more community classes. Please contact us to discuss this process further.

Our Mission:
​We believe that growth needs - for men and women of all abilities - continue through adult lives, no matter who you are. Our mission is to empower and enable adults of all abilities to acquire the skills with which they can plan for, find, and succeed in meaningful activities including food skills, personal health skills, employment, and the like in order to live a fuller, more independent life in their communities.