Lifelong Learning

Engaging educational experiences that expand horizons, build skills, and create connections to community learning resources.

Overview

Never Stop Growing

Lifelong learning is integral to CPS, supporting individuals in pursuing educational activities that build their skills, expand their interests, and strengthen their connections to community educational resources and organizations.

At Covenant Partners Care, we facilitate access to community-based learning opportunities including classes at community colleges, continuing education programs, library workshops, computer literacy courses, arts programs, and special interest courses.

These activities go beyond passive learning — they're designed to build genuine relationships with other learners and community educators, while developing skills that support greater independence, employment readiness, and community participation.

Every lifelong learning activity is documented against CPS outcome domains and aligned with individual ISP goals, ensuring that educational pursuits lead to meaningful personal growth and community integration.

Key Features

  • Community college course enrollment support
  • Continuing education programs
  • Library workshops and programming
  • Computer and digital literacy classes
  • Arts, music, and creative expression
  • Special interest and hobby courses
  • Financial literacy education
  • Life skills development classes
  • Adult education program connections
Details

How This Service Works

01

Educational Assessment

Identifying learning interests, goals, and current skill levels to match individuals with appropriate community learning opportunities.

02

Program Enrollment

Supporting enrollment in community college courses, adult education programs, workshops, and other learning opportunities.

03

Supported Learning

Providing the right level of support for successful participation in educational settings, with fading assistance as skills grow.

04

Digital Skills

Computer literacy, internet navigation, email, social media safety, and digital tools that support independence.

05

Creative Expression

Arts, music, writing, and other creative outlets that build confidence, self-expression, and community connections.

06

Skill Application

Helping individuals apply new skills in their daily lives, employment pursuits, and community activities.

Next Steps

Ready to Get Started?

Contact us to learn more about this service and how it can benefit you or your loved one.