About
Inclusion Community Center, LLC (ICC) is a facility-based adult day service in Wisconsin’s Fox Valley, dedicated to fostering inclusion for adults with intellectual and physical disabilities. Founded by educators, Bryanna and Shannon, ICC provides a supportive environment where individuals can find purpose, friendship, and continue learning essential life skills. Through structured recreation, coaching, life skills training, and consulting, ICC helps members and caregivers develop independence, engage with their community, and build meaningful connections. Committed to growth and inclusivity, ICC empowers individuals to thrive and lead fulfilling lives.
Accepted Funding Types
ICC accepts private payment and Medicaid Waiver Programs.
IRIS Approved Fiscal Agents
Acumen Fiscal Agent
GT Independence
iLIFE Financial Management Services
Premier Financial Management Services
OUR TEAM
Bryanna
Co-Founder
Bryanna is passionate about creating a warm, inclusive space where members can build friendships and find purpose. She thrives on the daily interactions with members, staff, parents, and the community, always embracing new opportunities to learn and grow. Committed to innovation, she envisions a future for the Inclusion team driven by passion, adaptability, and continuous progress. Outside of work, Bryanna enjoys coffee, books, crafting, and cherished moments with her husband and two daughters. A spaghetti lover and aspiring knitter, she dreams of having the power to teleport—just to skip the hassle of stopping a great activity to go somewhere!
Shannon
Co-Founder
Shannon finds joy in learning something new every day from both staff and members. Inspired by Bryanna’s vision of an all-inclusive center that fosters life skills and community engagement for adults with disabilities, she was eager to help bring that dream to life. She loves knowing that Inclusion provides a safe, welcoming space where individuals can grow, learn, and form meaningful friendships. Outside of work, Shannon enjoys beach days with loved ones, spaghetti with garlic bread, and cherishes time with her close-knit group of friends. If she could have any superpower, she’d slow down time—just to make those special moments last a little longer.
Toni
Toni loves Inclusion’s close-knit community and the chance to teach valuable life skills. She’s inspired by the members, families, and team, envisioning Inclusion’s growth in small towns. Outside of work, she enjoys creative projects, supper clubs, and staying organized. If she had a superpower, it would be invisibility—to help those in need.
Brittany
Brittany loves building relationships with ICC members and watching them grow into more independent individuals. Passionate about inclusion, she feels lucky to be part of a team making a difference. Outside of work, she enjoys cozy weekends, coffee, and dreams of learning the banjo. If she had a superpower, it would be helping people focus on the positives—because mindset changes everything!
Alicia
Alicia loves connecting with ICC members, sharing laughter, and making a difference in their lives. Drawn to Inclusion’s mission, she values the opportunity to empower others. Outside of work, she enjoys camping with her boys, dreams of learning Spanish, and never leaves home without chapstick. If she had a superpower, it would be remote viewing—to help find missing people and pets.
Dori
Dori finds joy in building connections with ICC members and watching them grow. Passionate about making a meaningful impact, she values being part of a team that helps others thrive. Outside of work, she enjoys family time by the fire, dreams of learning to surf, and never skips her morning coffee. If she had a superpower, it would be the ability to heal—ensuring a world free from sickness and suffering.
Nick
Nick loves working at Inclusion Community Center, helping members learn and grow every day. Passionate about teaching and making a difference, he finds joy in seeing others improve their skills. Outside of work, he enjoys snowmobiling in winter and boating with family and friends in summer. He hopes to master woodworking with his grandfather’s tools and loves trying new foods. A devoted dog owner, he can’t imagine life without his family pup, Rudder. If given a superpower, he would choose flight—to visit the beach and hit the snow on the same day!
Taylor
Taylor is the marketing intern at Inclusion Community Center. She is a student at Fox Valley Technical College and started working with Inclusion in February. Taylor enjoys getting to know the members and team members. She loves that ICC is a place where everyone is welcome and included. In her free time you could find her renovating her house, crocheting a blanket, or on a hike with her husband and dog. If she could have one superpower, she would choose teleportation - so she could easily visit her family members who live far away.
Wisconsin DHS Statements
As stated by Wisconsin DHS (Department of Health Services), adult program services in training, recreation, and counseling services are defined as follows; ​
"Training services provide a planned and systematic sequence of formal and informal activities for adults designed to develop skills in performing activities of daily and community living including self-help, motor and communication skills and to enhance emotional, personal and social development."
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"Recreation services are activities designed to meet specific individual needs such as individual self-expression, social interaction and entertainment; develop skills and interests leading to enjoyable and constructive use of leisure time; and improved well-being."
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"Services that provide professional guidance based on knowledge of human behavior through the use of interpersonal skills to achieve specific goals. Construction and implement routines and strategies within their specific environment to enhance positive life skills, recreation and leisure activities."