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As Handi-Crafters has grown, we recognized the need for individuals who wished to stop working to have a program in place that would allow them to retire, but remain engaged and active. The new Bentley Center has made this possible. Our Older Adult Daily Living Center is designed to provide meaningful activities for adults with disabilities who are 60 years of age or older and/or for individuals who have been diagnosed with dementia or related illness who wish to retire from their employment program. The program has a 7 to 1 staff-to-participant ratio which gives an opportunity for close bonds to be established. The staff includes a director, activities coordinator and activities aides, who are well trained, with backgrounds in therapeutic recreation, education, health care and other relevant experiences.

Provides Christian-based programs and support for individuals and families affected by disability. Services include family retreats offering recreation and respite, church and community training to promote disability inclusion, and educational and devotional resources on living with disability. Also offers support and encouragement through radio programs and outreach ministries. Also offers a Warrior Getaway for veterans who are disabled as a result of service.

Provides quality healthcare and supports exciting recreational and social activities and companionship that enable seniors to continue leading dignified and meaningful lives. We strive to complement family caregivers by providing support, safety, and security to each participant. A dedicated staff of nursing professionals provides participants with quality supervision of their daily healthcare needs. A certified activities coordinator and other program staff help develop social and recreational opportunities that enable senior adults to be active, participating members of their community.

Helps to connect seniors to others as a powerful means of reducing stress and preventing loneliness and depression. Offers a call specialist that calls them once a week to check-up on them and talk about any struggles they are having.

Offers individual, small group, and large group activities to help residents stay active and socially engaged. Programs may include musical entertainment, games, gardening, crafts, movies, pet therapy, intergenerational activities, and community outings. Activity assessments are completed for each resident upon admission to develop individualized recreation plans.

Provides waiver services (CPS, IHCS, Companion) and fee based group activities for intellectually Disabled and/or Autistic adults (18+) in their communities.

Offers therapeutic outdoor programs for wounded veterans with all levels of disabilities. Provides handicap-accessible camp environment and therapeutic outdoor activities like hunting and fishing, and other recreational opportunities.

Provides programs that help children with problems through leisure time activities.

Offers Community Referrals, Resume Building, Workforce Re-entry Preparation, Financial Literacy, Peer Support, Veteran Support Services, Artistic Wellness, Trauma Support, Recovery Yoga, Nutrition Education, Computer Lab, 12-Step Meetings, Specialized Sober Community Events, Therapeutic Workshops, and Outdoor Recreational Activities.

Provides therapy through an integrated approach that includes psychiatry, individual therapy, activity therapy, pre-vocational supervision, social rehabilitation, and other modalities.