Partners In Progress

Partners In Progress Established in 1997, Partners In Progress empowers Individuals with disabilities to succeed.

Established in 1997, Partners In Progress is a private, not-for-profit corporation and one of the most comprehensive service providers to teens and adults with intellectual and other disabilities in Tioga County. Partners In Progress provides job-skills training, supported employment, and day programs to over 100 people with disabilities at multiple locations throughout the community. Our goal is

to work with all members of the community – including individuals with disabilities, service providers, government agencies, advocacy groups, existing organizations and employers – to eliminate barriers to employment and bridge the gap between job seekers with disabilities and the employers who want to hire them. Partners In Progress provides a variety of programs and services to individuals from 14 years of age through adulthood.

Way to go, John! 🏃‍♂️ He took on the Christ Church 5K this Saturday and crushed it—finishing in under an hour! 🎉
11/03/2025

Way to go, John! 🏃‍♂️ He took on the Christ Church 5K this Saturday and crushed it—finishing in under an hour! 🎉

Last week Transition House students enjoyed a week full of Halloween activities. Movies, games, Halloween themed lunches...
11/03/2025

Last week Transition House students enjoyed a week full of Halloween activities. Movies, games, Halloween themed lunches, and treats, and so much more. 🎃

11/02/2025
ATW wrapped up the week of Halloween fun as Pac Man and Pac Man ghosts 👻 and an array of other festive characters! 😁
11/01/2025

ATW wrapped up the week of Halloween fun as Pac Man and Pac Man ghosts 👻 and an array of other festive characters! 😁

Halloween hijinks in full swing at PIP! 👻😆
10/31/2025

Halloween hijinks in full swing at PIP! 👻😆

ATW has been having a blast during this Halloween week - Halloweek! 🦹‍♀️🎃 Check out the fun activities and clever costum...
10/31/2025

ATW has been having a blast during this Halloween week - Halloweek! 🦹‍♀️🎃 Check out the fun activities and clever costumes they've been sporting! Program staff have done a group costume theme each day!!

💭Misconception: People with Down syndrome can’t read or write.✅Reality: Most individuals with Down syndrome CAN learn to...
10/30/2025

💭Misconception: People with Down syndrome can’t read or write.

✅Reality: Most individuals with Down syndrome CAN learn to read and write when given early, structured, and supportive instruction. Research consistently shows that literacy skills develop best when teaching begins early, high expectations are maintained and when reading instruction is paired with speech and language therapy.

💙📚 Every learner deserves the chance to shine.
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Our final highlight for National Disability Employment Awareness Month is Jeff! 🌟 Jeff has been proudly assisting custom...
10/30/2025

Our final highlight for National Disability Employment Awareness Month is Jeff! 🌟

Jeff has been proudly assisting customers for over 15 years at Tops Market 🛒. He enjoys having an active role, helping others, and even jumping in to stock shelves from time to time. Being employed is important to Jeff ... it gives him the opportunity to stay engaged in the community and be productive.

He has grown increasingly independent, now only meeting with his job coach for a check-in about once a month ✅. Additionally, Jeff’s job helps support his hobby - a passion for woodworking 🪵✨.

Way to go, Jeff! 👏

On this frosty fall morning, here’s a little sunshine, big smiles, and one big catch to brighten your day! ☀🎏
10/29/2025

On this frosty fall morning, here’s a little sunshine, big smiles, and one big catch to brighten your day! ☀🎏

With colder months approaching, the ATW2 program has utilized more inside time by doing fun crafts! 💐
10/28/2025

With colder months approaching, the ATW2 program has utilized more inside time by doing fun crafts! 💐

💭Misconception: A child with Down syndrome negatively affects their siblings.✅Truth: Studies show the opposite! 💙💛A rece...
10/27/2025

💭Misconception: A child with Down syndrome negatively affects their siblings.

✅Truth: Studies show the opposite! 💙💛A recent study found no long-term detrimental effects to siblings. In fact, professionals note the psychological advantages of having a Down syndrome family member. They have documented siblings have increased tolerance, greater compassion and awareness in contrast to typical siblings.

Barbara and her sister Mary share a solid relationship — full of mutual respect, admiration, and love! 👭💖

Theresa, Laura, and Melinda got into the Halloween spirit and decorated pumpkins to display at the house. Great job ladi...
10/25/2025

Theresa, Laura, and Melinda got into the Halloween spirit and decorated pumpkins to display at the house. Great job ladies!! ❤🎃

Address

332 S Main Street
Mansfield, PA
16933

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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(570) 662-7026

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Established in 1997, Partners In Progress is a private, not-for-profit corporation and one of the most comprehensive service providers to teens and adults with intellectual and other disabilities in Tioga County. Partners In Progress provides job-skills training, supported employment, and day programs to over 100 people with disabilities at multiple locations throughout the community. Our goal is to work with all members of the community – including individuals with disabilities, service providers, government agencies, advocacy groups, existing organizations and employers – to eliminate barriers to employment and bridge the gap between job seekers with disabilities and the employers who want to hire them. Partners In Progress provides a variety of programs and services to individuals from 14 years of age through adulthood.