D’Vine Path was designed to help adults with intellectual disabilities (ID), developmental and/or learning disabilities, and autism spectrum disorder (ASD), bridge the social and cultural barriers that can have a negative impact on their physical health, mental health, and employability. 
 

To facilitate this and fulfill our mission, D'Vine Path offers programs that are designed to help individuals identify, develop, and achieve their goals while seeking opportunities to advance their education, employment, life skills, health, and well-being. D'Vine Path prioritizes social skills, independence, autonomy, and life skills in all of its programs and encourages kinesthetic learning, which combines visual learning, and auditory learning with hands-on learning. Each program offers expert guest speakers, specialized workshops, and academic curriculum in their perspective topic. Programs are adjusted to serve each individual's level of ability.

Since its inception, D'Vine Path's enrollment has expanded to twenty-eight students, impacting over nine hundred people throughout the county of San Diego. Seventy-one percent of our participants have found part-time or full-time employment. One hundred percent of our participants have achieved healthy and meaningful relationships and know with confidence that they can live their lives with endless possibilities.

 

D'VINE PATH HISTORY

 

2019

• D'Vine Path becomes a recognized 501(c)3 organization - as a socializing and training program for students with intellectual disabilities aging out of high school that offers programs aimed at cultivating healthy lifestyles, medical literacy, community-based relationship development, vocational infrastructure, and solutions to rural issues regarding transportation.

• D'Vine Path recognized by Senator Joel Anderson

• D'Vine Path recognized by California's 75th District's  Assemblywoman Marie Waldron 

• D'Vine Path recognized by the California Department of Apprenticeship Standards as the California standard for people with disabilities in an Apprenticeship and on-the-job training program

• D'Vine Path curriculum was approved by Los Angeles Unified School District's (LAUSD) Local Education Agency (LEA), making our program the California's state standard for people with disabilities in Viticulture Training.

• Approved as a vendor for the San Diego Regional Center

2020

• D'Vine path was approved as a vendor with the Department of Rehabilitation

• Voted Non-Profit of the Year by the city of Fallbrook's Chamber of Commerce

2021

• San Diego Regional Center approves "D'Vine Path Art Studios" a new program designed by Executive Director - Lenila Batali, Lead Facilitator - Serena Batali, and 2021 Board President - Sandy Anderson to help artists identify, develop, and achieve their vocational goals, and explore opportunities in the art industry for lifelong learning while enhancing self-competence, independence, and entrepreneurship.

• Contracted a weekly Social Etiquette Training from SEEDS​

2022

• D'Vine Path relocates to permanent program location - 4735 Olive Hill Road in Fallbrook, CA.

• Fallbrook Ribbon Cutting Event

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