Holly Springs School of Dance is offering a free dance class the first Saturday of each month from 10-11am for kids with special needs. All are welcome! If you know someone who has a child who may benefit from a fun, loving, judgment free environment… Read More

Family Hope Foundation invests in children with special needs through family support, engaging community experts, advocacy through collaboration, and financial assistance to provide access to therapies. Family Hope Foundation is an established non-profit… Read More

The Achievement Centers for Children is a private, nonprofit organization whose mission is to work with children with disabilities and their families to enable and empower children with disabilities and their families to grow, learn, play and prepare… Read More

EagleEyes is an innovative eye controlled technology developed at Boston College and uses electrodes to measure the movement of the eyes. It is a general mouse replacement system and can be used with many computer programs that only require a single click… Read More

The Franklin County Special Education Cooperative serves 13 school districts in 4 counties.  The main office is located in St. Clair, Missouri.  The St. Clair R-13 School District serves as the fiscal agent for the Cooperative. Read More

Tatums' Garden – The first fully-inclusive and accessible playground to be built in Salinas!Future site in Sherwood Park. Tatum Bakker, for whom the playground is named, is a Salinas native and has Spina Bifida. Her parents, Shawn and Amanda Bakker, are… Read More

Variety’s My Bike® Program is designed to serve children and youth who have a documented disability; reside in Variety’s service area; are 3 through 21 years of age; meet the income guidelines; as well as the other eligibility requirements outlined… Read More

Every camp must strive to ensure the health, safety and happiness of each and every child while meeting his/her basic need for acceptance, recognition and respect. For our campers, these goals are met through a program of therapeutic recreation. Summit… Read More

Every camp must strive to ensure the health, safety and happiness of each and every child while meeting his/her basic need for acceptance, recognition and respect. For our campers, these goals are met through a program of therapeutic recreation. Summit… Read More

IMPACT is a California statewide all-volunteer, non-profit organization of parents, teachers and professionals serving deaf and hard-of-hearing children. Established in 1986 by 12 parents, IMPACT has a current membership of over 300 and is supported and… Read More