Educare Community Living

Educare Community Living, part of ResCare Community Living, is located at 1050 E Flamingo Rd #137 in Las Vegas and provides day programs and support services for children and youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The listed age range is 0 to 18, which on this directory is the default range rather than a posted age policy specific to this provider, so families should call to confirm which ages this particular location actually serves.

Services on file include day programs, residential services, specialized supports, and family and support services, backed by residential facilities, community access opportunities, individualized support planning, and life skills training facilities. The accommodations list is extensive and covers support for intellectual disability, developmental disability, and co-occurring medical conditions, along with individualized care plans, life skills and independent living skills training, community integration, social and emotional development programs, respite care services, and day programs built specifically for individuals with disabilities. This is a special needs focused provider rather than a general recreation program, and it is marked as special needs friendly in the listing.

Hours run Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with the location closed on Saturday and Sunday. The listing does not include pricing, scholarship information, or a sibling discount, which is common for programs that work through individualized service plans rather than flat program fees.

Families exploring day programs or residential support for a child or young adult with a developmental disability should call (702) 880-0961 or visit rescarecommunityliving.com to ask about intake requirements, whether services are covered through a specific funding source, and how the individualized care planning process works before enrollment. Because this provider works with a population that has a wide range of support needs, from early intervention through independent living skills, the intake conversation is likely to matter more here than at a typical recreation program, so families should come prepared with any existing diagnosis or care plan documentation when they call.