Programs

Explore our three core program areas below.

OCA programs are designed to meet individuals with special needs where they are—supporting growth, independence, and joy at every age.

Therapy
Recreation
Adults
A laughing toddler reclines inside a blue spinning play seat on a playground.
A young boy smiles while coming down a slide at a playground.
A young child leans joyfully toward the camera at a playground, smiling brightly.
A woman with curly hair bends over a table as she writes her name on a piece of paper with a pen. Another man sitting at the table across from her watches.

Therapy Programs

Individualized support for behavior, communication, and emotional well-being.

OCA’s therapy services are designed to help children and teens build the skills they need to thrive at home, in school, and in the community. Our licensed and credentialed team uses an evidence-based, collaborative approach across a variety of settings to support each child’s unique growth and development.

Early Intervention

Our early intervention services help children build strong foundations in communication, behavior, and developmental milestones—empowering families with tools and support during their child’s critical early years.

Sign Up

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

One-on-one, evidence-based therapy that promotes positive behavior and skill development. Sessions are customized to meet each child’s individual needs and goals.

Sign Up

Mental Health Counseling

Licensed counselors provide therapeutic support to help youth manage anxiety, process emotions, and build resilience.

Sign Up

Social Skills Development

Group-based sessions that teach peer interaction, emotional regulation, and community awareness in a supportive setting.

Sign Up

Recreation Programs

Inclusive, enrichment-based programs that celebrate ability and build connection.

Our inclusive recreation and arts programs provide a place for individuals of all abilities to have fun, make friends, and express themselves. From sports and theatre to after-school care and camps, these experiences help participants grow in confidence and community.

Special Olympics

OCA is proud to be a host site for Special Olympics Florida. Our athletes train and compete in a variety of sports throughout the year, developing confidence, health, and teamwork. OCA trains year round in the following sports: Unified Softball, Bowling, Individual Basketball skills, Team Skill, 3 on 3, 5 on 5, Soccer skills, and Traditional soccer.

Sign Up

Running Man Theatre Company

Our resident theatre company brings together individuals of all abilities to create and perform original productions. Participants learn acting, movement, and voice in a collaborative and inclusive environment.

Sign Up

After-School Services

Though not just for our school age children, our after school program is created to provide recreational opportunities for all participants after their school or work day has ended. Each day provides a diverse selection of activities to expose participants to a variety of activities aimed to assist them in staying healthy, developing leisure activities, and keeping their mind and body engaged. 

Sign Up

School Break Camps

OCA offers camp opportunities for children 3 to 22 years old that offer recreation, arts and crafts, music, and dance to build necessary skills while utilizing functional communication training.  A combination of on-site activities and field trips provide for a week of fun and life-long memories during summer, fall, and winter breaks from school. 

Sign Up
Seven soccer players and their coach pose in gold jerseys on a field, standing in front of a red canopy.
A unified soccer team kneels and smiles in front of a goal, all wearing matching “Team Florida” shirts.
Three individuals pose in front of a podium with raised hands and celebratory expressions, surrounded by decor and picture frames.
A student leans closely over a coloring sheet, focused on decorating it with bright markers.
A group of children wearing matching shirts pose together in front of a climbing wall.
Four adults pose next to each other in front of a large lake with a fountain at the center.
Three young adults smile while standing in a school supply store with a shopping cart of boxes.
A man wearing glasses and sound cancelling headphones works on a crossword search at a table.
A group of program participants pose together inside a thrift store, wearing matching t-shirts that say “Flight Academy.”
A group of young adults sit at a table working on laptops, with worksheets and a coffee cup nearby.
Two people collaborate to repair a laptop, using small tools at a work table.

Adult Programs

Helping adults with special needs define life after high school with purpose and connection.

OCA’s adult day programs are tailored for individuals who have transitioned out of the school system and are ready to take the next step toward greater independence, purpose, and community participation. Each track offers daily structure, personal growth, and meaningful peer connection.

Life Skills Track

Daily programming that focuses on independence, hygiene, budgeting, meal prep, and community access—helping participants build confidence and daily living skills.

Sign Up

Vocational Track

Prepares participants for potential employment through vocational training, job readiness workshops, and hands-on volunteer opportunities in the community.

Sign Up

Companion Program

Designed for individuals who need a lower staff-to-client ratio, this track focuses on sensory activities, communication, and quality of life in a highly supportive setting.

Sign Up

First Flight Academy

A transitional program for young adults who are preparing to leave school services. This academy-style track blends social learning, independent living skills, and future planning.

For more information, contact firstflight@gooca.org.

Sign Up

Not sure which program is right for you or your family?

Our team is here to guide you.

Contact Us