Winding Way

Winding Way is a dedicated program designed to support adults aged 21 and above with developmental disabilities, including those with unique challenges such as Cri-du-Chat Syndrome. Founded by Joanne Ranalli in honor of her daughter Meghan, Winding Way embodies a mission to foster a joyful and productive environment where individuals can thrive through social and recreational activities. The program emphasizes the importance of self-respect and independence, creating a nurturing atmosphere that feels like a home away from home.

At Winding Way, participants engage in a variety of daily living activities that enhance their coordination, communication skills, and overall independence. The structured schedule, operating Monday through Friday, provides consistent opportunities for personal growth and social interaction, allowing each individual to explore their strengths and achieve personal goals.

What sets Winding Way apart is its commitment to building strong family partnerships and fostering a sense of community. The low student-to-staff ratio ensures personalized attention, while the facility's welcoming environment encourages friendships and a sense of belonging. This unique blend of compassion, patience, and support makes Winding Way not just a program, but a vital part of each participant's journey toward a fulfilling life.