Creatively Re-Imagined

Discover ‘Creatively Re-Imagined’, where creativity and innovation come to life! This program empowers individuals with disabilities to harness their talents, pursue their passions, and gain greater independence.

What Sets Us Apart

When you support Creatively Re-Imagined, you’re doing more than supporting a program — you’re empowering individuals with developmental, intellectual, and physical disabilities to develop real skills, build confidence, and step into meaningful opportunities.

Our vocational habilitation program gives participants the chance to explore creative trades, gain hands-on experience, and grow their independence through intentional, structured work.

Here’s how we bring that to life:

• Handcrafted Creations: Participants engage in state-of-the-art creative trades each weekday — from furniture woodworking and refinishing to digital photography, Cricut crafting, sewing, jewelry making, floral design, and more.
• Art with a Purpose: When you purchase a handcrafted piece through Creatively Re-Imagined, you’re directly supporting these artisans and their journey toward skill-building and independence.



By supporting Creatively Re-Imagined, you’re helping build a community where ability is celebrated, creativity thrives, and every person has the chance to contribute, grow, and belong.

Explore Creative Trades

Our Creatively Re-Imagined program empowers individuals with disabilities to develop real-world skills while creating handcrafted products sold at Grande Café & Roastery. Each weekday offers a new opportunity to learn a creative trade:

• Monday: Woodworking and furniture refinishing—turning raw materials into beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces.
• Tuesday: Digital photography—covering camera techniques, design principles, and photo editing.
• Wednesday: Cricut crafting—producing personalized home décor, apparel, and gifts.
• Thursday: Sewing—creating practical and decorative items such as bags, pillows, and seasonal goods.
• Friday: Jewelry making, wreath crafting, and floral arranging.

A soap-making program is currently in development for Tuesdays. Participants also gain exposure to factory work through our partnership with Welser Profile, where they focus on packaging materials for cold-rolled steel.

Every creation and project contributes directly to participants’ skill-building, career readiness, and meaningful employment opportunities.

Hands-On Opportunities

Participants can engage in these trades as standalone activities or alongside other programs such as the Grande Café & Roastery, Z’s Cream & Bean, Creative Living Coffee, Creative Pet Play, Creative Therapy Ranch, and Creative Living Produce. Each session includes dedicated training, curriculum time, and paid work opportunities.

Discover More

For more information or to schedule a tour, contact:

• Melisa Artrip, Services Manager: martrip@medinacreativeaccessibility.com
  

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