At Seeds of Hope we focus on the whole health of the individual, and we see every day as an opportunity for learning and growth. A typical day consists of therapeutic horticulture or culinary, learning, exercise, arts and crafts, and social group activities. No matter the unique abilities of each individual, we design and integrate activities that can be enjoyed by everyone.
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A busy individual is a happier, healthier individual, and you can be both when you join our 21 & Older Program. In this program, you have the liberty to attend a single day of the week, or every day in a row.
Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays are reserved for learning, work, exercise, and socializing. Wednesdays and Thursdays are when we have our community outings, work, and recreational activities. Community Outings include swimming at the YMCA, workouts at the EAHS agility center, visiting community parks and nature reserves, and Matheson Memorial Library in Elkhorn, going out to lunch, shopping, and much more. These outing days could expand depending on needs and abilities of individuals.
We try to teach skills that give better opportunity for job placement. Seeds of Hope works with organizations to provide work opportunities, but allow clients still to be a part of their Seeds of Hope Community at certain times and days.
Contact us today at info@seedsofhopewi.org to set up a tour and see what possibilities can work for you and your family! We look forward to hearing from you!
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Seeds of Hope offers school districts the opportunity to be part of our community. Monthly opportunities are available to introduce your students to Seeds of Hope.
Our School Group Programs specialize in recognizing the gifts and talents of the individual. We work with students to build vocational, social, and community skills. Seeds Of Hope provides opportunities to school districts for their 18-22 year old students to prepare them for the future. Time frames range from one to four hour slots once a month. Students participate in horticulture, culinary, landscape, construction, and craft projects. This is a spectacular opportunity for students to learn what options are available for them after high school.
If you are interested, please reach out to us at: info@seedsofhopewi.org
Baseball games, Movies, Swimming, Fishing, Zoos, Museum tours are all a part of our community outings. Contact us today if you are interested in learning more.
Farmers Markets are a place that we provide purpose for those with developmental and other disabilities. Everyone helps in some way to prepare the products we supply at our roadside stand or farmers markets. Different individuals get opportunities to work at our farmers markets as well. We supply annuals, perennials, cut flowers, herbs, and vegetable plants at our farmers markets. On Tuesdays from 4-7, we are at Whitewater’s Market by the train depot, on Thursdays from 8-1, we are in Lake Geneva by Horticulture Hall, on Thursdays from 3-7, we are in Burlington by the Library, and on Fridays from 9-2, we are in Williams Bay by the Fire Station. We hope to see you there!
Those with developmental and other disabilities are encouraged to be a part of our Roadside Stand. At our roadside stand, we sell what we produce. It could be annual baskets of flowers, granola, honey, fall mums, or many other things that we produce with the help of our participants at Seeds Of Hope. Our roadside stand sales help to support Seeds Of Hope, as well as create learning opportunities for individuals that have an interest in participating.
Getting started at Seeds of Hope is quick and easy. We love hearing from new people and look forward to helping our community grow. Please include which programs you are interested in, as well as any other comments or notes below. We will respond right away!