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frequently asked questions

Participants must have independent self-help skills (i.e., toileting, eating, personal hygiene, etc.).
Participants must be able to follow simple verbal directions and participate in activities with minimal assistance from staff.
Participants' physical, cognitive, and medical needs must not require one-on-one supervision.
Participants must be able to safely participate in a group environment.
Participants may not display aggressive, violent, or other unsafe behaviors that could endanger themselves, other participants, staff, volunteers, or the public.

Schedule an entrance interview with our Director of Services to meet our team, learn more about EFGC, and help us get to know the prospective participant.
Following the interview, prospective participants will attend a trial day to experience our program and ensure it's a good fit for everyone.
If accepted, participants will complete a 30-day evaluation period to ensure EFGC can successfully meet their needs and provide the best possible experience.

There is a $200 annual registration fee for all participants.
Program fees are based on each participant's attendance schedule.
Please contact our Director of Services for current pricing and to discuss the attendance option that's right for you.

No. EFGC does not provide transportation to and from the Foundation, but we can recommend a local transportation service.
EFGC does provide transportation to and from scheduled field trips and community outings during program hours.

EFGC is open Monday through Thursday from 7:50 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
EFGC follows the Baldwin County Public School System calendar for holidays and weather-related closures.

At EFGC, every day is different! Participants enjoy a wide variety of activities, including: