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For 55 years, the Community Workshop & Training Center Inc., has been serving the varied needs of local adults with disabilities. A not-for-profit organization, CWTC provides assistance in three main areas: community services, employment services, and community integration. The group also offers a comprehensive community living program featuring a 24-hour staff (available in some facilities and intermittent in others), case management, and coordinated ancillary services.

In order to qualify for the programs offered by CWTC, individuals must be 18 years of age or older. Additionally, the participants must have a documented developmental disability, physical disability, or reoccurring mental illness. Finally, candidates must demonstrate a desire to achieve greater independence in their lives. Additional entrance criteria may apply depending on the program of interest.

Residential Apartments
  • Dorchester Ridge Apartments
    3415 & 3431 Dorchester Ridge
    Peoria, IL 61604
  • Lincoln Apartments
    1607 Lincoln Avenue
    Peoria, IL 61605

  • Perry Street Apartments
    615 NE Perry Street
    Peoria, IL 61603

  • Molleck Apartments
    3506 N. Molleck Drive
    Peoria, IL 61604

  • Rochelle Apartments
    3505 & 3415 N. Rochelle
    Peoria, IL 61604

  • Crabel Court Apartments
    1105 & 1133 Crabel Court
    Chillicothe, IL 61523

  • Twin Oak Apartments
    2011 & 2021 S. Fourteenth St. 
    Pekin, IL 61554

  • Valle Vista Apartments
    1410 Valle Vista Drive
    Pekin, IL 61554

CWTC’s Approach to Care

The individuals served by CWTC participate in person-centered planning, which allows the consumer in question to set his or her own goals while enabling family, friends, and other interested parties to participate in the process should the consumer desire. Through person-centered planning, Community Workshop & Training Center consumers are able to have meaningful input into the programs and services they receive.

At CWTC, the first priority is to treat every adult with disabilities with the dignity and respect he or she deserves. For more information about affordable housing and other opportunities, call RCPM today. You can also check out CWTC’s expert programs for adults living with disabilities.
Contact Information
3215 N. University Street
Peoria, Illinois 61604
Phone: 309-686-3300
Fax: 309-686-0316
Click to visit CWTC.org

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