Identity Beyond Disability

Enhancing Possibilities & Potential

Brad Corrigan and Tim Snider Return on November 2, 2024

November 2 at 7pm, join Project id for an evening of amazing music at the Montvale Event Center

Project id is honored to have these two amazing musical artists returning to support Project id members and programs. Our 2nd annual benefit concert will include Brad Corrigan of the band Dispatch and Tim Snider, master violinist.

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An Evening for Friends

Our Summer Newsletter is here!

We have had an exciting 12+ months and want to share all the exciting happenings with you.

One of the most exciting developments is a day program for our members. We have been going strong for 16 months and it is going great! We invite you to come and tour the center known as the “Wolf Den” and see the activities that our members participate in daily.

About Us

Project id is a nonprofit organization established to provide recreation, socialization, work, personal development, and transitional opportunities to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Spokane County. Based on a unique combination of faith, business, mental health, and sports principles, our goal is to build a vibrant and thriving community of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We aim to provide education, life enhancing experiences, and treatment support for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a safe and nurturing environment.

Mission

Enhancing the possibilities and potential for each individual living with intellectual and developmental disabilities to become and achieve all that God created them to be!

Vision

To create a vibrant and thriving community of life support and opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (and their families) in the greater Spokane area.

Primary Goals

Provide a safe, supportive environment for adults with intellectual disabilities and developmental disabilities to “hang out,” socialize, and enjoy unstructured recreational time.
Teach the concepts of ownership, membership, and collective and individual responsibility to adults with intellectual disabilities and developmental disabilities.
Create a resource center for adults with intellectual disabilities and developmental disabilities and their support systems to learn life and transitional skills that will enhance independence and encourage growth to full potential.
Teach practical work and job skills to adults with intellectual disabilities and developmental disabilities that can transfer into the general job market.
Model and encourage community diversity through creation of an integrated and inclusive community.
Model and teach good citizenship through community service opportunities and educational opportunities.
Improve the quality of life for adults with intellectual disabilities and developmental disabilities through physical activities, bible study, and special events.