Las Trampas School, Inc.

Las Trampas School, Inc. We support adults with developmental disabilities to discover their capabilities and lead full lives.

The mission of Las Trampas is to empower people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to discover their capabilities and to lead full lives in their homes, at work and in the community. To meet the needs of the very diverse and underserved IDD population, we offer three distinct programs in Contra Costa County including our Licensed Adult Day Program (ADP), Adult Residential Model (ARM), and Independent/Supported Living Services (ILS/SLS).

Through inclusive programs, community engagement, and celebration of neurodiversity, Las Trampas helps break down barrie...
11/06/2025

Through inclusive programs, community engagement, and celebration of neurodiversity, Las Trampas helps break down barriers and build belonging.

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It's about empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live full, meaningful lives.Read m...
11/05/2025

It's about empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live full, meaningful lives.

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11/05/2025

A night that gives back—every dollar raised supports Las Trampas programs for adults with disabilities

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From a young age, Nicole had a spark—a desire to bring more kindness and understanding into the world.Read more 👉 https:...
11/03/2025

From a young age, Nicole had a spark—a desire to bring more kindness and understanding into the world.

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We kicked off our Elevate Every Voice speaker series on Nov 1 with the incredible Nicole Adler—and wow, did she bring th...
11/03/2025

We kicked off our Elevate Every Voice speaker series on Nov 1 with the incredible Nicole Adler—and wow, did she bring the love and leadership.

“Anything is possible if you believe in yourself.”
“Change can start with YOU!”
“My goal is to start a LOVE REVOLUTION and peace for all.”

Nicole shared her journey, practical advocacy steps, and a powerful message: your voice matters. Thank you, Nicole, for launching this series with courage and heart.

Check out her new book at https://book.nicoleforlove.com

And get ready to meet our next speaker in the series, Dr. Temple Grandin at https://ElevateEveryVoice.com

Las Trampas is more than a workplace — it’s a family. And we’re ready to welcome new team members! 💼 Take a look at our ...
11/02/2025

Las Trampas is more than a workplace — it’s a family. And we’re ready to welcome new team members! 💼

Take a look at our open positions: https://lastrampas.org/careers/

11/01/2025

Caregiving isn’t a solo sport—it’s a relay, and too many families are running every leg without a handoff.

November is National Family Caregivers Month, and the theme is Plug-In to Care.

Because connection isn’t a nice-to-have—it’s the charger that keeps the whole system from going dark.

At Las Trampas, we see the late nights, the spreadsheets of meds, the constant advocacy at appointments, that grind is real.

What changes the game is having the right outlets: support groups that actually support, workshops that speak human, and trusted networks that save you from reinventing the wheel at 2 AM.

Plugging in means you get tools that work, people who get it, and a path that won’t burn you out.

It’s the difference between white‑knuckling it and building a care plan that breathes.

Because caregivers aren’t “extras” in the story. They’re the backbone of care for adults with developmental disabilities, and they deserve more than a pat on the back.

Visit https://lastrampas.org to plug into events, support networks, and real-world resources that support caregivers, because when caregivers are supported, our entire community stands taller.

If your product, hiring, or community strategy doesn’t include disabled adults, it’s missing the market by a mile.Read m...
10/31/2025

If your product, hiring, or community strategy doesn’t include disabled adults, it’s missing the market by a mile.

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At Las Trampas, inclusion is who we are, and we know that when no one is left behind, we all move forward.Read more 👉 ht...
10/31/2025

At Las Trampas, inclusion is who we are, and we know that when no one is left behind, we all move forward.

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We’ve gotten way too comfortable reducing people to their labelsRead more 👉 https://lttr.ai/AkdEQ
10/31/2025

We’ve gotten way too comfortable reducing people to their labels

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3460 Lana Lane
Lafayette, CA
94549

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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The mission of Las Trampas is to support adults with developmental disabilities to discover their capabilities and to lead fuller lives in their homes, at work and in the community Las Trampas, Inc. - our services include: licensed group homes, supported and independent living services, vocational and developmental day programs. Our services also include health monitoring, nursing care and medical case management by nurses. Our four state licensed group homes, located in Pleasant Hill and Walnut Creek, provide the highest level of support to consumers with moderate to severe developmental challenges. Supported Living Services offer a more independent living environment for people who rent homes and apartments in Concord, Lafayette and Pleasant Hill. Supported Living staff are comitted to assisting people with daily activities such as budgeting, locating resources, staying healthy, cooking, shopping and achieving their individual goals. Independent Living Services are designed for people who are able to live in the community with minimal staff support. They may need help in a particular skill such as budeting, menu planning or keeping medial appointments. Each service is based on the person’s Individual Service Plan (ISP). Our Adult Vocational Day Program provides job training and support both on campus and in the community. Local businesses employing our consumers include: City of Walnut Creek, Lafayette Community Center and St. Mary's College. The Adult Development Day Program addresses the needs of those who are medically fragile and/or require more staff support for daily living, social skills, communication, and mobility. The program emphasizes community exploration and leisure activites that promote skills development. Popular activities include: outings to parks, stores, bowling, cooking, crafts, concerts or whatever else the group suggests. All day program participants have access to a variety of activities on the Lafayette Campus that we refer to as the Adult Learning Center. As part of a focus on "Healthy Lifestyles" Las Trampas developed a fitness area for individual and group exercise. In our kitchen, we offer the "Chef's Table" cooking and nutritional classes, food preparation and safety in the kitchen. AccessArt - An art workshop and instructor provide the tools for artistic expression and creativity in different mediums. A sensory room promotes relaxation, stress management and positioning options for people who are non-ambulatory, while stimulating other senses. For over 50 years, Las Trampas has provided the nurturing and respectful learning environment for people with developmental disabilities to thrive, to. We believe that given the right support all persons regardless of disability can participate in their communities.