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After high school, many adults with developmental disabilities experience a significant shift. Often, they lose the daily structure, personal growth, and social connections that they had found in school settings. Cascadia Clubhouse was created to fill a critical need by worried parents who needed programming for their adult children with developmental disabilities, by social workers who saw an increase in depression and anxiety in adults with disabilities after high school, and by concerned teachers who saw a negative change in their students after leaving school.
Cascadia Clubhouse provides a welcoming and supportive environment, free from the pressures of mainstream expectations. Here, members can rediscover themselves, develop their talents, and build lasting friendships - just have plain ol' fun! At Cascadia Clubhouse, they have the opportunity to create a fulfilling life they can be proud of.
OUR VISION
We envision a world where everyone can participate fully in their community. Currently, we offer activities like games, bowling, arts, karaoke, exercise, and our wildly popular monthly community dance serves provides an inclusive event that is open to the community and all ages.
OUR IMPACT
• Inclusive Environment: Our accepting culture fosters mutual support among members with diverse needs.
• Social & Personal Growth: We offer enriching programs in arts, recreation, and personal development, promoting well-being and a sense of belonging.
• Family Support: Cascadia Clubhouse provides families with much-needed respite, connection, and understanding.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
• Cascadia Clubhouse is based upon a successful 23-year-old program in Everett.
• Cascadia Clubhouse logged more than 3500 volunteer hours in 2024 for the 10 months of operation in its first year.
• We currently over 75 registered club members and their families; more are in process through DSHS to receive their much needed respite funding to help cover fees.
• Our monthly Dance Party is held in partnership with Mount Vernon Parks and Enrichment Programs.
• Cascadia Clubhouse is the only activities program in Skagit County that serves adults with developmental disabilities on a daily basis.
• Many of our club members want supported-employment after feeling empowered by their experiences at Cascadia Clubhouse.
• The impact of Cascadia Clubhouse extends to families. Nearly all parents report their loved ones being more involved with their family after they begin attending our programs. This is due to the positive interactions fostered in our supportive environment.
Kerri Helgeson
BOARD PRESIDENT
Kate Hovda
TREASURER
Connie Talbot
SECRETARY
MEMBERS AT LARGE
Sue Libby
Donna Erlandson
Marguerite Senger
Our Executive Director, Seanna Herring-Jensen, comes to us from a similar program in Snohomish County and was a driving force behind the establishment of Cascadia Clubhouse in 2023. Seanna has many years experience in the development and day-to-day direction of nonprofits and has been essential to Cascadia Clubhouse's activities and organizational functions since Day 1.
Our Program Manager, Heather Wandler, has several years of experience with adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and loves working with this population. She helped plan the beginning and future of Cascadia Clubhouse and oversees programming.
And of course, our terrific activities team across Skagit County is made up of Daisy, Chloe, Abby, Jane, and Beth, as well as bookkeeper Kim.
Please refer to our home page to see our regularly scheduled sessions, or our Facebook for special activities. We'd love to meet you!
Call us at: 360-928-5884
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