For Families & Regional Centers
Clear information. A thoughtful next step.
Whether you are exploring options for a family member or supporting someone through a Regional Center or community agency, this page is designed to help you understand BFF's model, daily environment, and inquiry process.
Fit
Is BFF a good fit?
BFF is designed for neurodivergent adults who may benefit from a structured program combining vocational practice, functional life skills, community participation, social development, and a working-business environment. Because every person's interests, goals, communication style, support needs, and readiness are different, fit is considered individually through conversation and the applicable intake or referral process.
Program days, hours, age range, transportation, and funding details are confirmed directly with our team during an inquiry, so the information you receive is always current.
What families can expect
- A conversation focused on the prospective participant's goals, interests, strengths, preferences, and support needs.
- Clear information about current program operations, availability, funding or referral requirements, and next steps.
- An opportunity to ask practical questions about schedule, staffing, activities, environment, transportation, communication, and safety.
- No promise of enrollment or placement before the applicable intake, referral, capacity, and fit considerations are completed.
Inquiry process
How an inquiry usually moves forward.
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Submit a short program inquiry.
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A BFF team member contacts you to learn more and share current information.
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If appropriate, schedule a conversation or visit.
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Complete any required referral, intake, documentation, or funding steps.
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BFF confirms fit, availability, and the next appropriate action.
Family and professional questions
Ready to start a conversation?
Share basic contact information and what you would like to learn. A BFF team member will follow up with the appropriate next step.