INSPIRE Continuing Care is a non-profit, community-based program providing services for uniquely qualified adults.
12/16/2025
We found plenty of places in the Geneseo community to stay active, hang out and keep warm last week. We also enjoyed celebrating Andrew's birthday! 🥳 We hope to see YOU this week at Inspire Continuing Care for our 5th annual Holiday Gift Wrapping Event (Wednesday, December 17th) -- check out our "events" for details! 🎁
12/15/2025
12/13/2025
It was a privilege to judge the City of Geneseo, Illinois 2025 Holiday Lights Contest! We enjoyed a pizza dinner together and then set out on the ICC bus (with a police es**rt) to view all of the entries. Then we gathered back at the ICC lounge to review all of the displays and cast our votes for the winner, who will be announced at the conclusion of the Christmas Walk on Saturday evening. 🎄
Address
218 South State Street P. O. Box 192 Geneseo, IL 61254
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INSPIRE Continuing Care . . . our vision and purpose:
INSPIRE Continuing Care will exist to provide an opportunity for post-high school young adults with unique qualifications* to gather during the daytime with supervision, to ensure their continuing access to social, emotional and physical enrichment and well-being. Some of our activities may include:
Regular field trips in Geneseo and the QCA (festivals, museums, convention center activities, libraries, retail stores, restaurants, etc)
Cooking (plan/shop/prepare a dinner to bring home "ready to bake" for your family to enjoy once a week)
Discover, learn about and participate in local current events
Recreational exercise activities (walks, community center, etc)
Entertainment (movies, videos, music)
Fine Arts (art, music, theater)
Community service opportunities (pet-walking service, newspaper delivery, shopping/errand service)
* “unique qualifications” may include but are not limited to requiring assisted communication methods and devices, assistance with mobility, feeding and/or personal care.
Note: There are some existing and developing programs in Henry County that provide opportunities for young adults who are able to work in a "sheltered workshop" environment. Those programs do not necessarily meet the needs of some young adults who require more assistance when participating in activities due to complex physical and/or communication needs. ICC’s intent is NOT to "compete" with a service currently being provided or developed.