Le Tusa, Inc.

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Le Tusa, Inc. We develop new services and increase accessibility to specialized services. We strive to accomplish our mission through the implementation of diverse services.

Le Tusa, Inc., seeks to evolve the services for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities, including individuals with co-occuring mental health conditions. Currently, these services include:
- Specialized therapeutic services
- Telehealth services: parent/caregiver counsel, coaching & individual
psychotherapy & agency trainings
- Individualized trainings and education
- Consultation with residential and day service providers
- Public policy advocacy efforts
- Program development and design

Le Tusa, Inc. is working to develop new services that include:
- Social skill acquisition classes
- Social-sexual education classes
- Psycho-education services
- Peer empowerment services
- Clinical Training Program

10/28/2026

For Le Tusa team member, JJ, they feel valued at their workplace when they are shown respect, patience, and support. How do you make your workplace inclusive for people with IDD and disabilities?

Le Tusa will be at the Support For Families event "Adulthood Ahead Transition Conference" on Saturday, November 7th, 202...
10/23/2026

Le Tusa will be at the Support For Families event "Adulthood Ahead Transition Conference" on Saturday, November 7th, 2026, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in San Francisco. We'll present from 9:30 to 10:50 a.m. and have a vendor table!

Healthy relationships — friendships, community, consent, boundaries, and limit setting — are often left out of planning conversations, yet they're some of the strongest predictors of life success for youth with disabilities. This session explores how families and educators can foster these skills: building healthy friendships, understanding and communicating consent and boundaries, setting limits, and creating genuine connection to community.

Registration is now open in English, Spanish, and Cantonese here 👉 https://supportforfamilies.org/adulthood-ahead/

We are excited to announce that we just published our FIRST EVER ✨BLOG POST! ✨ 🙌 🥳We spoke with our Community and Prog...
10/16/2026

We are excited to announce that we just published our FIRST EVER ✨BLOG POST! ✨ 🙌 🥳

We spoke with our Community and Programs Partner, Jasmine, about her experience finding a job as a neurodiverse adult! She worked with the local Bay Area job placement program, ToolWorks, and their job coaches to find employment. She talked about her journey to employment, her responsibilities at Le Tusa, and taking a leadership role with other programs! And there will be more to come!

You can read about Jasmine's journey here 👉https://www.letusainc.com/blog

We will publish more blog posts in the future! Sign up for our newsletter to be the 1st to hear when new blogs are published! Sign up here 👉https://mailchi.mp/letusainc/le-tusa-newsletter

[Image descriptions:

Image 1: Jasmine, who wears glasses and a turquoise Le Tusa shirt, points to a Heart to Heart therapy program promotional flyer while speaking to an attendee.

Image 2: Jasmine at the Le Tusa booth talks with a GGRC client in a black jacket, while gesturing toward the Join In brochures.

Image 3: Jasmine listens to Gull’s “My Job Searching Experience” presentation while taking notes on a clipboard. Other participants talk and take notes behind her.]

The journey to employment can be long, especially for Gull. He has recently found a stable job after 3 years of constant...
10/12/2026

The journey to employment can be long, especially for Gull. He has recently found a stable job after 3 years of constantly searching, applying, and interviewing. His job-search journey also included earning certifications, through which he gained more skills. The audience also had the opportunity to share their job experiences and their grievances.

Gull touched on various important topics and helpful advice such as:
1. What information to add and remove from your resume.
2. How to look up jobs on Indeed.
3. What kind of jobs to apply for.
4. Tracking down job applications with a spreadsheet

Watch the full presentation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUT6r3yMz60&t=1702s

[Image description:
Image 1: Blue gradient graphic titled “My Job Searching Efforts,” showing Gull Schneider smiling while gesturing towards his audience. The Symposium logo appears on the bottom right.

Image 2: Gull presents his job-search presentation in the art room, beside a green poster and a monitor. He wears glasses, a dark jacket, and a plaid shirt.

Image 3: Gull listens to an audience member's experiences while looking at them. He has a calm and attentive expression.]

You’re invited to this month’s JOIN IN event to listen, sing, and dance to Halloween music! Our guest presenter, Lugh, i...
10/05/2026

You’re invited to this month’s JOIN IN event to listen, sing, and dance to Halloween music! Our guest presenter, Lugh, is going to share with us his favorite spooky classics! We will also have a mindful moment and have time to share our favorite Halloween activities! 🍁 🎃 👻

Date: Thursday, 8th from 7:00 to 8:00 pm
on Zoom

Sign up here 👉 https://mailchi.mp/letusainc/join-in-sign-up

In this panel, Andrew, Teali, and Katie sit down and discuss their personal journeys towards their current living situat...
09/25/2026

In this panel, Andrew, Teali, and Katie sit down and discuss their personal journeys towards their current living situation. The panelists discuss the challenges of previous living arrangements, working with independent housing programs, their support staff, and getting along with housemates.

Our panelists show us that housing is a long transition that requires a lot of patience and self-advocacy.

Listen to their journeys 👉here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U83O7zYp_xU

[Image description:

Image 1: Blue gradient graphic titled "Lived Experience with Housing & Housing Hopes" with images of Andrew, Teali, and Katie seated together.

Image 2: Madaly addresses the seated panelists with a microphone at the beginning of the session. A “Rights, Choices, & Connections Symposium” sign hangs below them.

Image 3: Andrew and Teali smile and chat onstage before the panel begins. Both of them are seated together with Katie's walker visible in the background.

Image 4: Katie responds into a microphone during a panel, while Teali sits and smiles next to her. Katie wears glasses and a striped shirt, and Teali wears a white jacket and glasses.]

In this panel, Andrew, Teali, and Katie sit down and discuss their personal journeys towards their current living situat...
09/25/2026

In this panel, Andrew, Teali, and Katie sit down and discuss their personal journeys towards their current living situation. The panelists discuss the challenges of previous living arrangements, working with independent housing programs, their support staff, and getting along with housemates.

Our panelists show us that housing is a long transition that requires a lot of patience and self-advocacy.

Listen to their journeys 👉here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U83O7zYp_xU

[Image description:

Image 1: Blue gradient graphic titled "Lived Experience with Housing & Housing Hopes" with images of Andrew, Teali, and Katie seated together.

Image 2: Madaly addresses the seated panelists with a microphone at the beginning of the session. A “Rights, Choices, & Connections Symposium” sign hangs below them.

Image 3: Andrew and Teali smile and chat onstage before the panel begins. Both of them are seated together with Katie's walker visible in the background.

Image 4: Katie responds into a microphone during a panel, while Teali sits and smiles next to her. Katie wears glasses and a striped shirt, and Teali wears a white jacket and glasses.

Finding affordable housing can be a difficult task. Alex Madrid, who works with regional center clients, breaks down all...
09/19/2026

Finding affordable housing can be a difficult task. Alex Madrid, who works with regional center clients, breaks down all the necessary steps. He touches upon important points such as the Section 811 program, rental housing, vouchers, accessible apartments, the application process, and more. With his housing coordinator experience, Alex gives invaluable insight into the process!

Listen to his presentation here 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mwccm2DBts4&t=616s

[Image description:

Image 1: Blue gradient graphic titled "Housing Options" shows Alex Madrid gesturing to attendees. The Symposium logo appears on the bottom left.

Image 2: Alex gestures towards an audience member while he explains HUD 811 housing, with three attendees listening around a table.

Image 3: Audience members with colorful bags sit around a table to listen to Alex's presentation in the Senior room.

Image 4: Alex, a wheelchair user, listens to an audience member while smiling. He wears a gray hoodie, glasses, jeans, and a name badge.]

Obtaining affordable housing is a difficult task if you have a disability or are low-income. Alex Madrid, who works with...
09/19/2026

Obtaining affordable housing is a difficult task if you have a disability or are low-income. Alex Madrid, who works with regional center clients, breaks down all the necessary steps. He touches upon important points such as the Section 811 program, rental housing, vouchers, accessible apartments, the application process, and more. With years as a housing coordinator, Alex gives invaluable insight into the process!

Listen to his presentation here 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mwccm2DBts4&t=616s

[Image description:
Image 1: Blue gradient graphic titled "Housing Options" shows Alex Madrid gesturing to attendees. The Symposium logo appears on the bottom left.

Image 2: Alex gestures towards an audience member while he explains HUD 811 housing, with three attendees listening around a table.

Image 3: Audience members with colorful bags sit around a table to listen to Alex's presentation in the Senior room.

Image 4: Alex, a wheelchair user, listens to an audience member while smiling. He wears a gray hoodie, glasses, jeans, and a name badge.]

Social clubs are a great way to make new friends, try out new hobbies, and visit new places! In social clubs, members of...
09/11/2026

Social clubs are a great way to make new friends, try out new hobbies, and visit new places! In social clubs, members often share the same hobby, local responsibilities, and continue to attend meetings. The Bay Area has many community-centered social clubs for neurodiverse individuals. In this panel, Sara, Jasmine, Garrett, and JJ talk about the social clubs they are a part of, how they joined, and how often they meet. Some of the social clubs that were talked about are:

1. Le Tusa's Join In: A monthly online community
2. Shupin Social Club: A Jewish activity social club
3. Special Olympics: An organization devoted to sports and health
4. Best Buddies: Inclusive social mentoring & friendships organization

Check out the panel here 👉 https://youtu.be/MqDkZMfwkp0?si=qpLxBrLz9gi1HdZ2

[Image Descriptions:

Image 1: Blue event thumbnail announcing “Participating in Social Clubs & Activities,” panel with images of Sara, Jasmine, Garrett, and JJ speaking. The Symposium blue logo is on the bottom left

Image 2: The four panelists, Sara, Jasmine, Garrett, and JJ, sit onstage while speaking about Shupin Social Club. A banner under the stage reads, “Rights, Choices, & Connections Symposium!”

Image 3: Sara, sporting short hair, speaks about her experiences during the panel, while Jasmine, who is wearing glasses and a Le Tusa staff turquoise shirt, sits nearby.

Image 4: Garrett and JJ sit next to each other while speaking into microphones at the panel. Garrett wears a black jacket, and JJ wears a teal Le Tusa staff t-shirt.]

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