The Savannah Bananas tagline is “Fans First. Entertaining Always.” As the residents of FIL recently found out, that is certainly true. Making their way up to West Palm Beach, the residents of FIL weren’t quite… 

Ticket to Work (TTW) is a Social Security Administration (SSA) program available to Floridians who qualify for social security disability benefits and want to work. SSA issues tickets that may be used at any employment network… 

We’ve often said it: The Residential Support Professionals (RSP’s) are the cornerstone of FIL. Yet if you want to be the best, you have to hire the best and then do continuous training. To that… 

As we’ve mentioned many times, FIL is always looking to improve. We’re excited about the changes that are taking place at Enrichment, and now we’re excited to announce two new changes happening in our Health… 

Empowerment is defined as “the process of becoming stronger and more confident, especially in controlling one’s life and claiming one’s rights.” Not that the participants in our Women’s Empowerment Group were ever really wallflowers, but… 

Changes are afoot with FIL’s Enrichment program. 2023 is promising to be an exciting year in the department’s evolution. Improving the resident’s everyday routine is essential for a better quality of life. This starts with introducing… 

Who doesn’t love a good donut? But did you ever think that donuts might just build independence? We show a lot of pictures of our residents having fun, and fun is important. But FIL never… 

Thank you to the kind employees at the Coconut Creek City Hall and the Coconut Creek Police Department for inviting the FIL community to take a tour of your home. Each month, FIL Board Member,… 

Getting the input of our residents is critical to everyone at FIL. After all, this is their community. To that end, two groups of residents have been meeting with the Executive Director and team twice… 

We talk about independence a lot at FIL. It’s even part of our name. But what is independence? We know that independence is defined differently for all 60 of our residents, but six of them…