Programs
What makes AU programs standout?
Achievements Unlimited’s purpose is to enable and increase independent functioning, physical health and development, language and communication skills, socialization, community integration, domestic and economic management, and functional skills development. A cornerstone of the AU approach is “micro-enterprise”. A micro-enterprise is a small business started by AU clients or a volunteer activity that takes place on the AU campus but directly benefits the outside community.
Some examples of AU “micro-enterprises” include:
Some examples of AU “micro-enterprises” include:
Off-site Projects and Partnerships
- ReFresh-Resale shop benefiting foster and adoptive coalition
- ReLeaf-nursery and Arboretum
- Habitat for Humanity Restore
- Kingdom House resale shop benefiting low income Saint Louisans
- Bridgeton meals on wheels
- MO House Rabbit Society Bunny House
- St. Louis Animal Control
- Gateway 180 homeless services
On-site Microenterprises and Service Projects
Legos
We procure, process, and sell legos online to area collectors
Magazines
We procure, process, and donate magazines to area agencies in an effort to promote literacy.
Gift Baskets
Assembling Gift Baskets: Homemade gifts for sale and donation to shelters, nursing homes, mental health clinics, and hospitals.
Hygiene Kits
Assembling Hygiene Kits for the homeless and others in need for organizations such as; Salvation Army, Adult Rehabilitation Center, Gateway 180, and Project Backpack.
Art
Participants are engaged with local artists to create sellable works of modern art. We have shown in galleries, juried shows, universities, cafes, and have competed and won regional competitions. We also maintain a home gallery at our Page location.
On-site Microenterprises and Service Projects
Legos
We procure, process, and sell legos online to area collectors
Magazines
We procure, process, and donate magazines to area agencies in an effort to promote literacy.
Gift Baskets
Assembling Gift Baskets: Homemade gifts for sale and donation to shelters, nursing homes, mental health clinics, and hospitals.
Art
Participants are engaged with local artists to create sellable works of modern art. We have shown in galleries, juried shows, universities, cafes, and have competed and won regional competitions. We also maintain a home gallery at our Page location.
Gift Baskets
Assembling Hygiene Kits for the homeless and others in need for organizations such as; Salvation Army, Adult Rehabilitation Center, Gateway 180, and Project Backpack.
On-site Microenterprises and Service Projects
Legos
We procure, process, and sell legos online to area collectors
Magazines
We procure, process, and donate magazines to area agencies in an effort to promote literacy.
Gift Baskets
Assembling Gift Baskets: Homemade gifts for sale and donation to shelters, nursing homes, mental health clinics, and hospitals.
Art
Participants are engaged with local artists to create sellable works of modern art. We have shown in galleries, juried shows, universities, cafes, and have competed and won regional competitions. We also maintain a home gallery at our Page location.
Gift Baskets
Assembling Hygiene Kits for the homeless and others in need for organizations such as; Salvation Army, Adult Rehabilitation Center, Gateway 180, and Project Backpack.
Off-site Projects and Partnerships
Gateway 180 homeless services
ReLeaf-nursery and Arboretum
Habitat for Humanity Restore
Kingdom House resale shop-benefiting low income St. Louisans
Bridgeton meals on wheels
MO House Rabbit Society Bunny House
St. Louis Animal Control
ReFresh-Resale shop benefiting foster and adoptive coalition
ReFresh-Resale shop benefiting foster and adoptive coalition
ReLeaf-nursery and Arboretum
Habitat for Humanity Restore
Kingdom House resale shop-benefiting low income St. Louisans
Bridgeton meals on wheels
MO House Rabbit Society Bunny House
St. Louis Animal Control
Gateway 180 homeless services