What services are offered at WILC?
We are proud to offer daily living skills, recreational therapy, and both prevocational and vocational services. Please see our programs page for more detailed information.
What qualifications are expected for students?
Adults age 18-30 years old with proof of Autism diagnosis. Students need to be independent for bathroom necessities and be able to travel safely.
Can students attend WILC if they are in a transition program?
Yes, we work with transition programs in the area.
How do students apply to WILC?
Complete the Admission Inquiry form at the bottom of this page. Admission fee is $ 150 and will be required prior to WILC reviewing all records.
How do families or school districts pay for WILC?
Forms of payment include private pay, IRIS, and transition program funding. Our rates are as follows: Prevocational and daily living skills: $39.90/hour for group instruction $47.25/hour for one to one [...]
How does the DVR process work with WILC?
In order to qualify for DVR services through WILC, you must be currently enrolled in our program.
Do you provide transportation to and from a student’s residence to and from WILC?
WILC does not provide transportation to and from school.
What days and hours of the week is WILC open?
Office hours are Monday through Friday 8:30 am to 4:00pm. Students attend 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.
How many days a week can students attend?
Students are allotted days on a case by case basis upon admittance.
Do you have residency requirements?
We recommend students live within 30 miles of WILC due to transportation and DVR placements.