Excalibur Leisure Skills Center, Inc.

06/19/2024

Excalibur will now begin to assume the responsibilities for enrollment in the Excalibur's Family Support Service Program. As we continue to expand our administrative side, we ask our Family Support Service members, as well as area Care Coordinators for your patience with this transition.

Our Community Based Agency Programming, and our Family Support Service, will begin July 17, 2024 and extend to October 15th, 2024.

Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, On Monday through Thursday, scheduled trips are from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. On Friday, we have a morning and noon trip. Saturday's are reserved for Family Support Services. (Our FSS members can also schedule during the week.)

We are berthed at the Sun Life Marina. 1111 Fuhrmann Blvd. Buffalo, NY 14203.

Questions? Reservations? Please call Excalibur's office at 716-831-3188

Best wishes, and a sincere thank you, to all our Community Supporters and Volunteers for making this program possible! This year marks 40 years of Community Service to the Western New York.

08/29/2023

We fly proud in Buffalo!

08/29/2023

08/29/2023

There is a uniqueness about Buffalo, no other city can touch!

08/29/2023

Canal Side, 2023.

08/29/2023

Our Resident Musicians, The DeJesus Family!

08/29/2023

Buffalo, City of Good Neighbours!

08/29/2023

Thank you Aspire, and all our new Aspire Captains!

06/20/2023

Never underestimate the capabilities of another person.

"All he ever wanted was a chance.
And if he was given that chance, they’d never forget him.

They said Jake Pratt of Vestavia Hills would never contribute.
They said he’d never make his high school football team.
They said he’d never graduate from high school.
They said he’d never get his driver’s permit.
They said he’d never graduate from college.

Jake Pratt has proven them all wrong, and now I have the pleasure of announcing some big news!

Jake has landed a job at UPS!!!
He’s not driving a truck, but he is working up to 8 hours a day running packages to our doorsteps.
He’s walking some 15,000 steps a day.
He’s doing it with a smile.
Yes, he's now 'Jake From UPS.'

Oh, and that’s in addition to Jake working maintenance at a golf course from 6-10 a.m. seven days a week.
That big backpack blower?
Piece of cake.

Yes, Jake Pratt is making his lunch the night before each workday.
Placing his clothes out.
Turning in early.
Ready to remind us he will not be forgotten.

All he ever wanted was a chance, and the UPS folks have given him a chance.

Now, this 21-year-old with Down syndrome is showing the world what people with special needs can accomplish with hard work.
This young man is helping to make our Christmas merrier.

My heart is full as my pride in Jake runs deep.

Please congratulate Jake, and if you see him on his route, give him a yell.
All he ever wanted was a chance.

And if he was given that chance, they’d never forget him.
I have to admit, 'Jake From UPS' is going to be tough to forget."