🎉 Applications Are Now Open for the 2026–2027 Finding Balance Program!

🌿 To apply, visit: 🌐 https://form.jotform.com/261675474965170 We're excited to announce that applications are now being accepted for the next year of Finding Balance: Navigating Adulthood with Purpose at 3 Bluebirds Farm. Designed for adults with autism who have transitioned out of high school, Finding Balance is a year-round, farm-based program that helps participants continue growing socially, emotionally, and vocationally in a supportive and encouraging environment. Through themed sessions, hands-on farm experiences, community engagement, and meaningful relationships, participants build communication, emotional regulation, teamwork, independence, responsibility, and employment-readiness skills—all while caring for animals, working in the gardens, and becoming part of a community that celebrates every success. ✨ New for 2026–2027: 🌿 Seven themed sessions throughout the year 🏅 Bluebird Badges & Milestone recognition 🤝 Future Leadership & mentorship opportunities 💼 Employment-readiness experiences 📋 A new application and admissions process designed to ensure the best fit for every participant Because Finding Balance is a review-based program, applicants will first complete an application and interview. Accepted participants will then receive access to registration and may enroll in one or more complete sessions throughout the program year. Finding Balance isn't simply about attending a program—it's about building a meaningful life with purpose, confidence, and connection. 💙 Because learning doesn't stop at age 18. To begin the application process, visit: 🌐 https://form.jotform.com/261675474965170 Please help us spread the word by sharing this post with families, educators, therapists, transition coordinators, and community partners who may know an adult who would thrive in Finding Balance. #FindingBalance #3BluebirdsFarm #AdultsWithAutism #AutismAcceptance #AutismSupport #TransitionToAdulthood #EmploymentReadiness #LifeSkills #Neurodiversity #AutismCommunity #FarmBasedLearning