The Hub of Opportunity is a transit-oriented, 200,000 square-foot commercial/residential development that will open in Spring 2020.

Located at 3900 S. W. Temple adjacent to the UTA Meadowbrook TRAX station in South Salt Lake, this innovative project is a community-based, mixed-use development that will bring together a unique combination of community services, workforce development opportunities, and community living for individuals with disabilities.

• The Hub will provide much-needed accessible, affordable housing: 156 total units, with 110 units designated as affordable housing and 16 units designated as a part of the NextWork Autism Transition Academy.

• The new building will serve as a replicable and innovative model of integration, employment, transit, and housing for individuals with disabilities.

• The hallmark of the Hub will be the NextWork Autism Center, a live/learn program for young adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

For more information, contact Stephanie Mackay, Chief  Innovation Officer at smackay@columbusserves.org; 385-715-5399 (direct); or 801-699-5954 (cell).

 For future leasing information on the Hub of Opportunity, click here.

The hallmark of this project:

• An innovative live/learn environment for young adults on the autism spectrum.
• A central repository for employment, support services, education, community outreach, and advocacy.
• A connecting point for local employers looking to tap into a valuable part of the workforce.
• Transit-oriented development that opens up access to the entire Wasatch Front.
• A partnership with high schools, colleges, Vocational Rehabilitation, other nonprofits and employers to provide life-skills training, assessments, vocational training, and employment supports.
• Use of specific STEM programs for instruction and assessment tools, including the University of Utah’s NeuroVersity program, Lego Robotics, and Digitability

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