Community-Based Day Supports (CBDS)

Building independence through real-world experiences.

RTR’s CBDS program—Opportunities for Positive Transitional Services (OPTS)—focuses on helping individuals build life and employment skills through active participation in the community.

Who This Program Supports

CBDS is designed for:

  • Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities

  • Those seeking community-based learning and experiences

  • Individuals interested in building employment and life skills

  • People working toward greater independence

  • Those who thrive in active, social environments

What CBDS Includes

This program emphasizes hands-on learning and real-world engagement.

  • Community outings and real-world experiences

  • Volunteer opportunities

  • Job readiness and skill-building activities

  • Social and communication development

  • Health and wellness activities

  • Life skills such as budgeting, cooking, and travel training

Every experience is designed to build confidence, independence, and connection.

Where It Happens

RTR’s OPTS (Community-Based Day Supports) programs are based throughout the South Shore, with individuals actively participating in their surrounding communities each day.

Program locations include:

  • Braintree

  • Marshfield

  • Plymouth

  • Taunton

While programs are based in these locations, daily activities take place throughout the community—at local businesses, organizations, and public spaces.

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