Lumen, a new transitional living community designed to support neurodiverse young adults ages 18-30, is pleased to formally announce its successful program launch. Lumen began welcoming participants on October 1, 2025, and has spent the past several months onboarding its first cohort of clients and solidifying the program’s foundation. “Our vision for Lumen has always been to create a supportive, empowering environment where neurodiverse young adults can build meaningful independence,” said Jill Cox, CEO of Lumen. “Seeing our clients engage with the community, develop new skills, and gain confidence has been incredibly rewarding.” Lumen serves young adults ages 18–30 who benefit from a structured, strengths-based environment that supports executive functioning, independent living skills, and social-emotional development. Located in Gainesville, Georgia, Lumen offers a combination of: -Individualized coaching and case management -Daily living skills support and goal planning -Career and academic readiness -Clinically informed programming for executive functioning and self-advocacy -Community integration and opportunities for meaningful social engagement Developed by a team with extensive experience supporting autistic and ADHD young adults, Lumen blends evidence-informed practices with a warm, relational model that emphasizes autonomy, collaboration, and future planning. “Lumen is built on the belief that young adults thrive when they’re understood, supported, and given the space to grow,” Cox added. “We’re excited to continue expanding our reach and serving families and professionals looking for thoughtful transition support.” Lumen is currently accepting inquiries and applications for early 2026. For more information, contact: Carla Shorts, Director of Admissions carlas@launchwithlumen.com
