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Narrative

At 3LPlace we are  building exciting opportunities and a warm, diverse community that embraces neurological differences and encourages self-determination. 3LPlace supports individuals with intellectual and developmental challenges who are on a journey of life-long learning. 

Together, we are:

• Exploring community and what it means to be part of one
• Expressing creativity
• Thinking more critically
• Exploring careers
• Supporting job choices and placement
• Becoming more aware of body/mind connections and fitness
• Practicing the life skills we need to live successfully in our choice of housing, and in the community

Our members include people living with autism, Down syndrome, and various other challenges. Diagnosis isn’t important; what our members have in common is their readiness to grow their abilities and choose a path to a meaningful, gratifying, healthy and connected adult life. During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, 3LPlace is providing live distance learning to our members four days a week via Zoom.

3LPlace offers a ground-breaking and highly individualized modular programming structure. Our members decide what they want to explore based on their own interests, goals, timing, and budget.

We begin by building a thorough understanding of each individual, particularly about their interests and passions in life. We believe that those personal interests can be harnessed to accelerate self-determination, independence skills, friendships and social behavior.We’re building exciting opportunities and a warm, diverse community that embraces neurological differences and encourages self-determination.

3LPlace supports individuals with intellectual and developmental challenges who are on a journey of life-long learning.  Together, we are:

• Exploring community and what it means to be part of one
• Expressing creativity
• Thinking more critically
• Exploring careers
• Supporting job choices and placement
• Becoming more aware of body/mind connections and fitness
• Practicing the life skills we need to live successfully in our choice of housing, and in the community.

Our members include people living with autism, Down syndrome, and various other challenges. Diagnosis isn’t important; what our members have in common is their readiness to grow their abilities and choose a path to a meaningful, gratifying, healthy and connected adult life. During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, 3LPlace is providing live distance learning to our members four days a week via Zoom.

3LPlace offers a ground-breaking and highly individualized modular programming structure. Our members decide what they want to explore based on their own interests, goals, timing, and budget.

We begin by building a thorough understanding of each individual, particularly about their interests and passions in life. We believe that those personal interests can be harnessed to accelerate self-determination, independence skills, friendships and social behavior.We’re building exciting opportunities and a warm, diverse community that embraces neurological differences and encourages self-determination.

3LPlace supports individuals with intellectual and developmental challenges who are on a journey of life-long learning.  Together, we are:

• Exploring community and what it means to be part of one
• Expressing creativity
• Thinking more critically
• Exploring careers
• Supporting job choices and placement
• Becoming more aware of body/mind connections and fitness
• Practicing the life skills we need to live successfully in our choice of housing, and in the community.

Our members include people living with autism, Down syndrome, and various other challenges. Diagnosis isn’t important; what our members have in common is their readiness to grow their abilities and choose a path to a meaningful, gratifying, healthy and connected adult life. During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, 3LPlace is providing live distance learning to our members four days a week via Zoom.

3LPlace offers a ground-breaking and highly individualized modular programming structure. Our members decide what they want to explore based on their own interests, goals, timing, and budget.

We begin by building a thorough understanding of each individual, particularly about their interests and passions in life. We believe that those personal interests can be harnessed to accelerate self-determination, independence skills, friendships and social behavior.

Service Types

• Adult Education
• Case Management
• Congregate Housing
• Day Activity
• Group Homes
• Job Counseling
• Job Placement
• Job Skills
• Job Training
• Self-Advocacy
• Socialization Activities

Program Type

• Education
• Transition

Populations Served

• Asperger's Syndrome
• Autism Spectrum
• Chromosome Disorders
• Developmental Disability
• Intellectual Disabilities
• Learning Disabilities
• Multiple Disability
• Nonverbal Communication

Ages Served

• 19 - 22
• 23 – 59

Accessibility Features

• Able to serve clients in their wheelchair
• Accessible Parking
• Accessible Public Transportation
• Accessible Restrooms
• Near Public Transportation
• Wheelchair Ramps

Additional Information

• Fees: Personal Funds
• Licensed By: Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services