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Thrive Galesburg SOAR Social Opportunities and Respite

Thrive Community Services

Galesburg, Illinois - Knox County

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May 15, 2026

Area

Western Illinois

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143 E. Main Street, Suite 102, Galesburg, IL 61401

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Provider overview

Thrive Galesburg SOAR provides social opportunities and respite supports for people with disabilities and their families, including group respite at The HUB and quarterly small-group outings.

Thrive Community Services is a Galesburg disability-service provider offering community day services, respite, social opportunities, senior services, employment services, The HUB community connector space, and resources for people with disabilities in west central Illinois.

Quick facts

Phone
309-344-2600 ext. 610
Email
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Ages
Individuals with various disabilities and their families or caregivers, with group respite and outing fit confirmed directly
Season
Ongoing respite and social opportunities, including monthly group respite and quarterly trips
Cost
The source lists a $20 group-respite co-pay, a $6 per hour in-home co-pay, and social-opportunity trip fees that vary by activity.

Location contacts

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The HUB Galesburg

143 E. Main Street, Suite 102, Galesburg, IL 61401

The source lists The HUB at 143 E. Main Street and describes group respite and social opportunities connected to that location.

Programs and offerings

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SOAR group respite and social outings

Monthly group respite, family support, and quarterly small-group social trips for individuals with disabilities and caregivers.

Ages
Individuals with various disabilities and their families or caregivers, with group respite and outing fit confirmed directly
Season
Ongoing respite and social opportunities, including monthly group respite and quarterly trips
Schedule
The source says group respite is hosted monthly at The HUB and social opportunities are quarterly trips for small groups.
Cost
The source lists a $20 group-respite co-pay, a $6 per hour in-home co-pay, and social-opportunity trip fees that vary by activity.
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May 15, 2026
Why this is listed
The official Thrive Galesburg SOAR page says Social Opportunities and Respite provides services for individuals with various disabilities and their families or caregivers, lists monthly group respite hosted at The HUB, quarterly small-group trips with transportation, meal, admission, and trained staff, and gives The HUB address and phone extension.
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Program details we found

SOAR group respite and social outings

The official Thrive Galesburg SOAR page says Social Opportunities and Respite provides services for individuals with various disabilities and their families or caregivers, lists monthly group respite hosted at The HUB, quarterly small-group trips with transportation, meal, admission, and trained staff, and gives The HUB address and phone extension.

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Inclusion and support details

What the provider says: The source identifies services for people with various disabilities and their families or caregivers, with trained staff for quarterly trips.

Access notes to confirm: Families should confirm respite eligibility, application steps, staffing ratio, participant support needs, trip destination, transportation, meal and admission coverage, co-pay, medication or personal care policies, accessible parking, and restroom access.

What we checked

What we found: The official Thrive Galesburg SOAR page says Social Opportunities and Respite provides services for individuals with various disabilities and their families or caregivers, lists monthly group respite hosted at The HUB, quarterly small-group trips with transportation, meal, admission, and trained staff, and gives The HUB address and phone extension.

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What to confirm

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Is Thrive Galesburg SOAR Social Opportunities and Respite reviewed for quality by Inclusive Programs Guide?

No. This listing is informational and based on public sources. It is not a rating, ranking, quality review, or safety evaluation.

What information should families confirm with Thrive Community Services?

Families should confirm current availability, registration deadlines, eligibility, support level, staff training, safety policies, cost, schedule, and fit before enrolling.

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