Become A Client
We’d love to meet you! Schedule a compatibility call below and send your most recent ISP at least 48 hours before your call. During the meeting, we’ll learn more about you and make sure our programs are the right fit for your goals and needs. Please note that enrollment is based on program fit and availability.
Two Be Continued: Healthy Living & Independent Skills Development
Winter Semester: January 5 – March 27
(Closed January 9 & February 16–20)
Days: Monday–Friday
Morning Block: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Afternoon Block: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Must sign up for at least two 2 hour blocks per week
Morning Block | 10am-12pm
Health & Wellness
This session focuses on developing participants’ independent living skills through structured wellness routines, guided physical activity, and supported meal preparation. Participants receive instruction in recognizing healthy lifestyle habits, understanding the relationship between nutrition and physical health, and practicing social communication in group settings.
Morning Block Example Schedule:
10:00–10:30 AM: Morning Group Meeting & Daily Wellness Topic Discussion
10:30–11:15 AM: Guided Movement / Adaptive Fitness Session
11:15–12:00 PM: Supported Meal Planning & Healthy Meal Preparation with Peers
* Healthy lunch provided. Participants are encouraged to bring nutritious, balanced lunch or snack options if they choose to pack their own meal.
Our program promotes healthy eating habits and food safety awareness. Staff can provide guidance on meal choices that align with our wellness goals.
Afternoon Block | 12pm-1pm
Daily Living Skills and Mindful Habits
This session focuses on building life-skills, problem-solving abilities, and emotional regulation through guided lessons, hands-on creative expression, and structured relaxation activities. Participants explore practical real-world themes (e.g., safety, travel skills, community access, personal organization) to enhance independence and community readiness.
Afternoon Block Example Schedule:
12:00–12:45 PM: Topic-Based Life Skills Lesson & Group Discussion
12:45pm-1:15pm: Integrative Art / Hands-On Creative Project. Healthy Snack
1:15–2:00 PM: Mindful Habits and Emotional Wellness Skills
*Healthy snack provided. Participants are encouraged to bring healthy snack options if they choose to pack their own meal.
Our program promotes healthy eating habits and food safety awareness. Staff can provide guidance on snack choices that align with our wellness goals.
Info & FAQ
Who are the staff?
Two Happy is a family owned and operated program.
Samira Sujak, Program Director, created the program alongside her family after seeing a need for post-21 opportunities that focus on wellness, inclusion, and healthy living. As a sibling to Edin and Haris, Samira brings personal passion and insight to the program. She has served as Director of NVSA since 2019 and has an extensive background in athletics and wellness as a former Division I athlete at Lafayette College.
Crystal Sujak, Co-Director, works directly with participants each day. As a parent of adults with special needs, she is committed to creating a strong community for both the participants and their families.
Nina Peretto, Program Leader, has worked at NVSA for the past two years and brings her creativity and compassion to the program. As a sibling to twin sisters with Autism, Nina has a understanding of the special needs community. She helps plan program activities and supports participants in daily routines.
Max Gentile, NVSA’s Assistant Director, has been part of NVSA for over three and a half years and volunteers with the original Two Happy Class. Max will play an active role in the Two Happy Program leading adaptive fitness and wellness classes throughout the week.
Samira and Crystal will both work directly with participants and make sure every staff member is someone they’d trust with their own family (after all, Edin and Haris are part of the program)!
Who Can Join?
Two Be Continued is open to the general public and does not exclude participants based on diagnosis. While our programming is designed to support young adults with developmental disabilities, anyone who would benefit from structured wellness, life-skills, and community-based activities may apply. An intake meeting is required to confirm program suitability and space availability.
Do you accept DDD funding?
Yes! Northern Valley Sports Academy is a DDD-approved Goods & Services provider. We work directly with families and support coordinators.
What is the intake process like?
Before starting, families schedule an intake meeting and submit the most recent ISP at least 48 hours before the meeting. This helps us get to know each participant and ensure the program is a good fit for their goals and support needs.
How do I sign Up?
Complete the intake form on our website and upload your ISP. Once reviewed, our team will contact you to schedule your intake meeting and confirm start dates.
Are meals included?
Yes! Healthy lunch options (such as wraps, salads, and smoothies) are provided during the morning session. Healthy snack is provided in the afternoon bock. Participants take part in preparing and serving meals with staff support.
Participants are encouraged to bring nutritious, balanced lunch or snack options if they choose to pack their own meal.
Our program promotes healthy eating habits and food safety awareness. Staff can provide guidance on meal choices that align with our wellness goals.
Are Classes Open to the Public?
Yes! All Two Happy programs are open to the general public
