What is Cornerstone Clubhouse?   Cornerstone Clubhouse is a psychosocial model of community support for adults living with the effects of an acquired brain injury. It recognizes the value of meaningful work and is structured to provide this experience to members. Cornerstone Clubhouse recognizes that each person has skills and abilities that continue to develop in this work setting where everyone is considered an important contributor to the Clubhouse community. Members of Cornerstone Clubhouse direct and inspire the program. Membership gives people the opportunity to work and to belong to a community that welcomes them and needs their active involvement. Members continue to grow as persons through sharing their work skills. They come to recognize that their presence is expected and relied on at the Clubhouse. At the heart of the Clubhouse are the genuine relationships that develop between members and other members, and between members and staff. Clubhouse members, side by side with the Clubhouse staff, work together to keep the Clubhouse functioning. Everyone benefits from the opportunity to participate in the daily operations and decision making of the program. Together they prepare the Clubhouse meals, answer the phones, handle correspondence, pay the bills, receive guests, conduct tours, issue newsletters, beautify the physical plant of the Clubhouse, etc. As members grow stronger and more confident, the Clubhouse community (staff and members together) assist them to move out into the greater community through Cornerstone Clubhouse Transitional Employment Program. Members are so important that without their participation, the program could not operate. This creates an atmosphere where each member is a wanted and valued contributor to Cornerstone Clubhouse.

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