Find Special Education Nonprofits and Charities

  Wildflower Seeds wrote:

I have been a supporter of St. Joseph's Indian School for 3 years now; I always receive a thank you for my donation, along with updates on the children, and the community. I receive invitations to important functions in SD as well as MD and greetings... more »

  dmndesign1 wrote:

These are the most caring and unselfish group of people I have ever met. Twice a week to help facilitate 5 autistic children, learn to ride. The center director and instructor are amaizing. This experience not only brings joy and a feeling of calm to... more »

  Shandance wrote:

Variety children are incredible young men and women who light up a room with their personalities and spirit. I enjoy getting to spend time with them and the Variety programs. more »

  Leslie A. wrote:

I have been associated with ECF for over three decades. It has become the premiere vendor of services in the greater Los Angeles area. Its breath of services covers birth to senior citizen, excelling in each program. I know this because i have spoken... more »

  hazelangeleyes4u wrote:

My name is Donna Burke and I was born with Muscular Dystrophy. I am confined to a wheelchair since the age of 4 (I am 44 now). In Dec 2004 I was accepted into ECAD'S "Boot Camp" to receive a Service dog. I attended classes for 2 weeks and learned all... more »

  dkaye wrote:

Equipped with extroadinary speakers and educational experts, the staff at Heritage Retreats transformed my knowledge and drive to learn more about who I am and how to improve my lifestyle on an accelerated level. In a very personal setting, I was nurtured... more »

  herbandrea wrote:

Even though I have served as a Board Member for about 7 years, my connection with Glade Run on a personal level goes back to 1999 when my nephew was a resident there. He had many behavioral issues as he was growing up, he was hard to handle, there were... more »

  Leah9 wrote:

I am proud to be on the board of Bess the Book Bus. Bess is a non-profit mobile literacy outreach dedicated to getting books into the households of children who would otherwise go without. There is ample research that shows kids without books in the... more »

  JimKearns wrote:

My son has attended the Gow School since 8th grade; he is now a senior. The experience has been remarkable. He has learned to deal with his dyslexia, and more importantly he has matured as an adult. I could not be happier with the entire experience more »

  Liz King wrote:

I have volunteered for Children's Health Council for over 8 years and have fallen in love with the work they do. They are a great community resource for kids that think and learn differently and can give simple consultations or extensive evaluations... more »

  cherylz wrote:

I would like to let everyone know about a very special woman by the name of Margarette Pang. She is the Founder and Executive Director for DTCH and received the 2008 Kapolei Outstanding Achievement Award for Education, the 2009 Certificate of Award for... more »

  Eric O. wrote:

I am a current student in the braille literacy program. I recently enrolled after losing the last of my sight. So far, the school administration and professors have been of invaluable help in getting me started toward a life of increased independence.... more »

  Jessica A.7 wrote:

My sweet Lincoln received physical therapy (at home and in the pool), occupational therapy, some speech therapy, and services for the visually impaired, including visists from a teacher of the visually impaired (TVI) and orientation and mobility through... more »

  jnyfrmtxs wrote:

I will never forget the worry and tears that were shed early on in my son's school career. Sometimes we would both cry after a night of homework, and he was only in the first grade. I kept asking the teachers,"Why can't my son read?" I never received... more »

  Rachaeleq wrote:

Equi-Ed is a wonderfully magical place! The horses are gentle, kind and quiet. The volunteers are professional, and help to keep everything running safely and smoothly! What a wonderful facility and program. Thank you! more »

  Carlos N. wrote:

Con esta organizacion que contribuye a la educacion de Olancho, Honduras. Hay muchas cosas que con educacion se pueden cambiar en la vida de cada ser humano. Salir de la pobreza, cambios culturales, desarrollo de nuevas ideas solo se logra con educacion. Olancho... more »

  troxie22 wrote:

I have used the Shred for Good by Challenge Enterprises of NFL service for many years. I truly appreciate the service they provide and that they do these services while providing a wonderful environment for those with disabilities to enjoy a fulfilling... more »

  davidsmartin wrote:

Perkins is an organization that wholistically looks at blindness and low vision and provides more than just education to their students. They also provide resources for the disability community innovative technology and contribute to the community in... more »

  greg.piehn0529 wrote:

As a volunteer and donor, I have always had great interactions with Casa Pacifica. I have so enjoyed my time volunteering for the Amigos and the Wine, Food and Brew festival. It's my favorite event of the year! Overall, they are an incredible organization.... more »

  crkuffner wrote:

My son, Jack, was diagnosed with high functioning autism at the age of 3. He was minimally verbal and had much difficulty with social interactions and activities. We spent a great deal of time with speech therapy and occupational therapy to help him... more »

  JohnnyP wrote:

In my four years with Fun For Cure, Inc., I can honestly say that there are not many organizations as worthy of praise and recognition for their abundance of genuine human compassion and love. This organization is small and not nearly as developed as... more »

  shemphill wrote:

Bridges Training Foundation is a much needed, wonderful organization that improves the lives of young adults! Bridges not only advocates, teaches and finds job placements for these precious people, but also offers a friendly place to feel and be apart... more »

  Teri B. wrote:

My daughter, who is 29 years old, attends MyPossibilities. She has gained so much independence and confidence since starting the program! The caregivers are WONDERFULLY patient with the clients and I never worry that Amber is being mistreated or being... more »

  alsasser8 wrote:

I believe C.A.M.P. University is the best place that special needs adults can be in the Rio Grande Valley. The activities and lessons are always wonderful. Staff is friendly and attentive. Most importantly, students (CAMPers) are happy and enjoying themselves... more »

  Christy H.1 wrote:

On a social note....my son has made a lot of friends at Excellence in Learning Co-Op. He absolutely loves to go once a week. He really looks forward seeing all his friends. On an academic level he loves the classes he takes. He gets to brush up on... more »

  dfp19 wrote:

I am a new donor to Alpine Learning Group. I am in awe of the dedication of the founders, the board members, the parents, and the fantastic staff who educate the Alpine learners, with passion, commitment, humor, patience and love. It is simply amazing... more »

  EStimson wrote:

Our son has been a client since 2001 and he has loved every day. From the first day, Tierra has strived to provide a program that encourages our son to grow and enjoy his life. That enjoyment is exemplified by his contributions to the community through... more »

  Debbie T. wrote:

My grandson has been at New Way Academy for just 6 months after spending years struggling with learning differences at public/charter schools. All of whom didn't either honor the services he needed or didn't know how to teach him, as well, as provide... more »

  rebecca9617 wrote:

Amazing, game-changing, priceless. Every special-needs parent in Utah should be part of Utah Kids. more »

  Kevin Berghoff wrote:

The Central Institute For The Deaf (CID) has been, and continues to be, an extemely positive experience for my entire family. My daughter, Kennedy, was born with congenital CMV that has slowly taken her hearing. Now completely deaf, but aided by two... more »

  Julie Trundle B. wrote:

Brookwood Christian School has been the greatest thing that has happened to my son. My son has Auditory Processing Disorder and was unable to learn to read in public schools. He has been at Brookwood Christian School for a month and a half and is already... more »

  Stefanie C wrote:

Decibels is nothing short of a miraculous resource for children with hearing loss and their families. Hearing loss is a low incidence birth defect; however, intervention before 6 months of age means the difference between a child in regular, mainstream... more »

  DC_2007 wrote:

Originally I did this looking for a way to make more volunteer hours for a possible scholarship. Not only was Riding with Heart an amazing opportunity to learn and help others but it also was soothing in my hectic schedule as well. I think this is an... more »

  pinkthing21 wrote:

As a public school teacher, this organization is absolutely everything. Most people are unaware of how much teachers spend on classroom items, supplies, snacks, and materials for ESE students. I have donated money to this cause because it is something... more »

  Jeri wrote:

The staff at Lee Pesky Learning Center are professional and passionate about helping individuals who struggle with learning disabilities. They take great care in meeting the individual's need and providing the tools for him to be successful. more »

  patroddy wrote:

I have been a volunteer for over 17 years. The comments from our parents and riders says it all - SIRE is the best thing they have ever done. That is why I keep on giving to them. more »

  EFerguson wrote:

Smiles for Speech does an incredible amount of good all over the globe. This charity organizes mission trips for occupational and speech therapists to countries such as Cuba, Ghana, Kenya and Jamaica to work with children of color with special needs... more »

  Khenson wrote:

H.E.L.P. is an extraordinary place invested in improving the learning skills of their students. Teachers are authentic and work hard to help those with learning challenges process in a new and more efficient way that can help them overcome their learning... more »

  angielyn74 wrote:

I love Kid Smart! My classroom has benefited from this organization this year. I teach in a low income community where most of the kids can’t afford school supplies, even the basics. Being able to give them notebooks, folders, and pencils is extremely... more »

  RooMath wrote:

The am lucky to have the opportunity to volunteer with ACBC. First of all, the staff of ACBC are AMAZING, DEDICATED people who are loving and passionate. You walk into the school and are greeted with smiles and love. The staff appreciate the... more »

  Marlo D. wrote:

This organization offers amazing opportunities for all children. I truly Love the minds in motion program in Westport and wish they could offer it twice a year! more »

  Sharelle G. wrote:

My two boys went there, and they have grew so much with socially, physically, intellectually, communication, and emotionally. I highly recommend any Deaf and hard of hearing children to go there to get rich experience that they will never forget. more »

  ameliamae wrote:

My oldest started tutoring inmath last year and it helpedhim throughout his 8th grade year. Upon the onset ofhis freshmen year we continued weekly tutoring withEVTA. My daughter also began tutoring with atthe onset of her 6th grade... more »

  kimbap2018 wrote:

This app is fantastic is teaching some basic signing skills and helping kids communicate who may not otherwise have been able to do so. The app can also teach all of us acceptance and inclusion which we need more of in this world! GREAT JOB!! :)... more »

  donnaeh4 wrote:

This organization is very helpful to the families with children struggling with dyslexia. They always have information when contacted. They have a list of providers in your area. They have amazing trainings for teachers and parents to educate themselves... more »

  thomasm22 wrote:

Eye to Eye is an amazing nonprofit. My first experience with their community was mere weeks into my freshman year of college. The bonds I made with my fellow mentors as well as my mentees helped to guide me throughout the rest of my time at the University... more »

  cskelton7 wrote:

Did you know that persons with a disability are more than 300% less likely to be employed than those without a disability? Did you know that 61 million adults in the US live with a disability? Well, Smile Farms is certainly doing its part to change that.... more »

  franklin1 wrote:

My daoghter had strruggled with her education for years even within an excelent private e lementary enviorement. When we discovered that she was dyslexic we enrolled her i The new Community school and the differencce has been nothing short of amazing.The... more »

  hbhaas wrote:

We have two young sons with genetic hearing loss and bilateral cochlear implants. We relocated to Pittsburgh from Chicago in late 2007, in large part, so our sons could attend DePaul School for Hearing and Speech. Now, 3 1/2 half years later, our sons... more »

  West2010 wrote:

21&You does a great job servicing North Carolina! I volunteered with them in 2022 and look forward to doing it again in 2023! more »

  22camey wrote:

My 3 year old son has received much needed speech therapy and education to support his language development since he was only 3 weeks old. Cochlear implants have given him the ability to perceive sound, but the hearing school gave him the skills to use... more »

  speechtherapist wrote:

Children's Academy provides the highest levels of therapy and education to a variety of student's with speech-language, OT and learning impairment. more »

  lisar1 wrote:

The Highlands School believes that children who learn differently need to be taught differently. This school has helped so many children realize that different IS NOT LESS THAN. Not only are the children helped academically, but they are nutured socially... more »

  scout wrote:

My intern and I attended day long workshop at Worcester, MA's Broadmeadow Brook Audubon Sanctuary last summer. I was very impressed by the levels of engagement I saw happening there. As a life long educator, engagement with materials and ideas is what... more »

  Donor530 wrote:

I have been a donor to Eden Autism Services for nearly 30 years, and have witnessed its growth during that time from a small local agency to a world-class organization that continues to positively impact the lives of children and adults with autism and... more »

  hearmenow wrote:

I have been attending the Hearing and Speech Center for over 25 years for hearing related services. Besides the friendly atmosphere, the quality of care I receive is of the highest standard. I recommend their services and compared to other private audiology... more »

  Mark201 wrote:

As the parent of a FAR client, the impact FAR Therapeutic Arts And Recreation has on them is far reaching. I have witnessed clients develop confidence and social skills so important in providing them the opportunity to be on an equal footing to their... more »

  jefito wrote:

We came to the Orchard School looking for an educational/social building block for our children, and we discovered so much more -- a warm gathering of caring individuals, working hard to serve their community and their students in equal measure. The Orchard... more »

  dmcquilkin wrote:

Southern CT Storm uses the game of ice hockey to teach life skills to children and young adults. Building lasting friendships, physical skills and empowering developmentally disabled athletes in a safe, nurturing hockey environment. Storm is a member... more »

  Daveathome123 wrote:

The animals are well taken care of and the people running the place are great. I found two of my favorite animals there when I paid them a visit early on Thursday morning. Bear the 8 month old Long Hair Giant Terrier, and Zebediah the camel. Bear is... more »

  mattmaul wrote:

I am currently the Past Chairman of the Board at Brighton and I can tell you from my 10 years on that board that the phenominal job that is being done and has been done for years is greatly due the leadership of Kim Jefferies ( Executive Director) and... more »

  concernedcitizen911 wrote:

This "once great" organization continues to exist on their sheer size and PR spin. Services at the child level are poor. How can this org pay its CEO over $1M as well as having bloated salaries in many other senior positions at a time it is losing close... more »

  ronrita wrote:

St. Rita School has taught deaf/hard of hearing children for 95 years. For the past 10 years children with apraxia have been students. Apraxia of speech is a neurological disorder impairing nerual pathways making intelligible speech and legible hand... more »

  ShellyRhode85 wrote:

I can not say enough positive things about BEAMING Inc.! It is my second family! I have brought students out in the past years and I decided to volunteer ever since April of 2022! It is truly my happy place! All the staff and volunteers are so welcoming!... more »

  bdlsc35 wrote:

Keren Or is an amazing organization. A non-profit I am a part of thought so highly of it as to host a fundraiser to benefit Keren Or. I have recently become more involved, and everyone involved goes the extra mile...I sincerely suggest you take a look... more »

  KyndallParker wrote:

Little Light House is a place that I imagine heaven feels like. It's pure joy from the moment you walk through the door. Little Light House serves special needs students, their families and communities by providing educational and therapy services tuition... more »

  Jessica Singleton wrote:

My son was diagnosed with a visual impairment at 3 1/2 months old. While still processing this news, my husband and I set out on a journey in search of help for our son. We found the Blind Childrens Center through their website. On my first visit to... more »

  MTal wrote:

I Have been working with the Carter School to develop a design for the school for the past 3 years, and had many opportunities to visit and see the way the teachers and nurses operate, and they are wonderful. They are so caring and invested in each one... more »

  YousefXP wrote:

They are genuine nice people and helped me with my resume and other stuff :D more »

  sfo1sxj wrote:

PACE has meant a tremendous amount to my Autistic Son and my family. PACE has supported my Son by providing a first rate education and residential care. The agency tailors the educational program to best fit the individual. I have seen results that I... more »

  Richard Saulsbury wrote:

I was a member of 16 person volunteer team who, in November of 2010, had the opportunity to work in and observe in a Guatemalan village school in which Child Aid has been working for improved children's literacy. Although the school was then on vacation,... more »

  anandhavel wrote:

I have been doing vibravision for 3 years. I have increased mental relaxation, creativeness and mental sharpness because of this. There have been some classes, during which I could sense everything around me, while I was blindfolded. I was able to sense... more »

  S.burke wrote:

Hello, my name is Scudorise, and I must say that Precious Jewels Learning, Inc. is an incredible organization. Me and my family need assistance this year with Christmas and they were extremely caring, helpful, understanding of my needs, and most of all... more »

  aleewemple wrote:

We found Arbor School, at the recommendation of our developmental pediatrician, after 2 years and 3 months of disastrous encounters in public as well as another private option that “specialized in educating special needs children” after moving to... more »

  PArturo wrote:

The Sped*Net website is a treasure trove of valuable information for parents of special needs children of all types. The organization has been super helpful in pointing the direction in the confusing world of special need services and issues. For me,... more »

  suzy13 wrote:

I saw these girls give an incredible motivational speech at our high schoolThey also talk us great techniques for writing . It really helped me because I have learning disabilities also more »

  Alison wrote:

My daughter Jodie is diagnosed with autism and has been attending Matan classes since she was in Kindergarten. This year she will celebrate her Bat Mitzvah. I honestly never thought this would be possible, and it wouldn't without the incredible support,... more »

  Katrina Weger M. wrote:

Progressive organization making great strides towards improving the services available to children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Vocational training, Independent living skills, Health and Nutrition, Academics and Community... more »

  asobel wrote:

I feel that PEATC cuts across disciplines to support families in their efforts to secure the best possible educational experiences for their children. I was excited to learn that they secured the PIRC responsibilities for the state of VA and disappointed... more »

  Bethany H. wrote:

Family is the first word that comes to mind when I think about the Children's Association. The staff is small, with many of the employees only ever working for the Children's Association. There is a spirit within this group of educators, therapists,... more »

  devppl wrote:

It’s like a family we all train to be the best we could possibly be. Nothing but good instruction with a lot of love! more »

  svfct wrote:

Karen provided a level of skill, expertise, dedication and genuine caring that I had not been able to find anywhere else. Like many other of her clients, I drove from a distance so that she could work with my daughter. Her flexible approach allowed my... more »

  kelly19 wrote:

We were introduced to Kennedy Donovan Center Early Intervention after the birth of our first child with severe cerebral palsy. The staff were like life savers quickly helping us to assess her eating abilities and setting us up with the resources and... more »

  LyonsPDX wrote:

The real impact on our learning challenged children is remarkable and measureable. The Shadow Project program is now expanding to additional school districts in east Multnomah County that serve more lower income families. With more expansion and growth... more »

  TerriTab wrote:

I learned more about Green Tree School & Services (GTSS) when I volunteered at their Lasting Legacy Award dinner fundraiser in June, 2014. During the dinner I experienced the true magic of Green Tree. Over 300 guests were left spellbound following the... more »

  visiken wrote:

Visible School is a unique college that is based upon relationship and a decisively community based academic and spiritual environment. Young musicians who plan to use their talents for ministry or in mainstream music find an artistic community that supports... more »

  Holly P.1 wrote:

I have been a substitute nurse at this school for 2 years now, and I have to say that I have never met more caring staff anywhere in my experience as a nurse! We have amazing children, and the staff treats them as their own. I love this school!! more »

  ehittinger wrote:

Run Binky Run was run into the ground. CTA was able to help her leave racing, after hurricanes Irma and Maria, almost cost her life. She almost didn't make it a few times in their care, and they were able to pull her through and she just wasn't ready... more »

  Hector R. wrote:

CRMC is a fantastic organization dedicated to educating the general public about the importance our waterways have played in building our country. It also offers programming for youth who need assistance in science and mathematics through an innovative... more »

  Writer wrote:

As a volunteer, I wasn't quite sure what to expect working at Include Autism, especially since I had no experience working with individuals on the spectrum. What I gained in the past couple months, though, has been one of the most amazing experiences... more »

  angelapark wrote:

Great tutoring servicesVery talented and patient tutorsThank you for your services and education more »

  horsemankind wrote:

I think my story is a bit different. To show you how generous and caring the energy is at GAIT, I was welcomed there as an "instructor in training" when I needed hours for my certification with NARHA, now known as PATH. I was working for an in-house program... more »

  Katie234 wrote:

I was introduced to Web Wise Kids by a friend, and from the moment I met the staff, I would have done anything to help! What a dedicated, hard-working, committed group of people. They truly care about the kids and families they are serving, and are always... more »

  Himanshu wrote:

Building Dreams Foundation is doing great job for development for children and for betterment of our society.They are working on education for every children and no food waste and pad for all.They are doing wonderful job more »

  Nichole M. wrote:

I am proud to say that my daughter is a Steppingstone Scholar who is currently a college junior at a top university. It would not be fair to deny that Steppingstone has been instrumental in her success. The summer program is tough as the kids... more »

  Andy10 wrote:

The best school for autism in the country! My son loves going to school every single day. more »

  Banda wrote:

I attended the 7th Annual Walk at their serene campus on May 14th, 2011. I was very moved by their alumni Cody Lee performing on stage to warm up the walk participants. I was welcomed at the entrance and learnt what they have been doing for the Blind... more »

  janetGHahn wrote:

Helping Swans is a phenomenal organization that strives to educate the community on inclusivity for special needs children. Helping Swans main goals are growing gap between autism experts and special needs families. You can learn effective... more »

  Writer wrote:

I can't say enough good things about the Bridge. It truly is an answer to prayer and I dont know what I would do without this school. My daughter has done so well and loves it! more »

  Candice M. wrote:

I love volunteering at Learning Ally. I've been recording books and working as a director for them for a few years. The staff is excellent at the Austin, Texas, branch. Everything is very organized. When volunteers walk in, they're greeted and paired... more »

  rebecca94 wrote:

This organization brings nature to people who would otherwise not experience it - the elderly, the disabled and at-risk youth are three of the main groups they serve. It's inspirational to see the difference that an encounter with nature can have on... more »

  zulmalochard wrote:

Este es un proyecto extraordinario lleno de mucho amor, felicidad compasion y sobretodo respeto hacia la población con habilidades especiales. more »

  MSmouse wrote:

My son was born in 2006 with Down Syndrome. He has attended The Arbor School since 2008. We are blessed by the teachers. They have made a profound difference in his life. They are setting him up for a life time of successes because of their determination,... more »

  ruth5 wrote:

I volunteered with Sandy Cay, Inc.(SCI)and The Bryan Center over the summer my senior year in high school as a part of my requirement for our TRUST Program. It was a good learning environment for the disabled children because they had a 1:1 ratio much... more »

  JenWalker wrote:

I attended the Parent summer virtual workshop at Moog Center. It was an truly amazing experience. The group sessions were informational - I learned so much about audiology, sound, and how to incorporate language in every day activities. Then the individual... more »

  Ames wrote:

This organization has been doing this for 34 years now and I have no met a better group of people that truly care and willing to go the next step to make your experience with them and the handling training with your new dog a warm and welcoming one. They... more »

  HighHopes wrote:

As a board member and a client my family has benefited greatly from High Hopes. They have the resources and the staff to support our family through any mental health issues we might have. They are affordable and have the staff to make sure there is appointments... more »

  Schaefers wrote:

My adult daughter attends the Ability Fitness Center at the ARC of Loudoun. This professional team of physical therapist, lead by Helen Parker, are exceptional. They exceed in their clinical knowledge, their team work and their ability to connect with... more »

  debgd wrote:

I have volunteered at Wisconsin Independent Learning College for over 3 years, primarily as a yoga assistant. It has been an honor to be part of the WILC mission. The staff are very dedicated, caring, skilled, and knowledgeable about autism. WILC provides... more »

  MayasMom wrote:

What a terrific experience I've hadworking with the National Children's Center! All of the staff I've encountered have been caring, knowledgeable in their fields, and attuned to to the needs of parents and other members of the community. The facilities... more »

  jdmalek wrote:

The Harmony Project is an after school program that gives students in underserved areas of Los Angeles access to instrumental music education. Our goal is to build community through music, while giving kids the social skills they need to succeed. The... more »

  feat-fan wrote:

FEAT does many workshops annually in the Houston metro area, and I've attended serveral. All have subject matter experts who speak to parents in layman's language and given me information, ideas and support I needed badly. more »

  Jahci L. wrote:

I first came across this JBMS Foundation while I was in middle school. It helped me stay out of trouble while also learning how to better myself. The staff were very friendly and helpful which made the experience even more enjoyable. Naturally after I... more »

  Elizabeth C.3 wrote:

Morning Dove's staff, volunteers and horses are amazing! Their devotion to their riders positive experience shows in everything they do. more »

  Josh32 wrote:

I really love the people at ACCESS Academy because now I have promise of a future . I can type my thoughts now. You have no idea what it is like to be trapped in silence for years. Over time I suspect normal people fully will understand but I need typing... more »

  pvddonor wrote:

I choose to give to Amos House because I like that my donation is working to elicite long term change and not just a short term fix. I never doubt that my money is going exactly where it is most needed. more »

  elbe wrote:

Walbridge School is a private school for grades K-8. The philosophy of the school is adapting teaching methods based on how each child learns. My son attended from grades 3-8. If this school was not available to us, we probably would have moved out... more »

  Terri51 wrote:

For 34 years TERI has set new standards that transform the lives of people with special needs. TERI is building the Campus of Life to demonstrate replicable model programs in a venue created with the sensory, physical, and enrichment needs of people with... more »

  KShelpman1985 wrote:

I am currently a certified resource parent through Wesley. This process and life choice has been made easier to navigate with the support of Colleen, Annette, Patrick and Christy. If you are looking for a agency to advocate not only for the children but... more »

  TugLV wrote:

My experience working with Tech Queen Elite Training Institute goes back two years and each participation as an observer in the tech camps have exceeded my expectation. more »

  Tampamom wrote:

My daughter just finished her first year at this school and we are so happy she is there! She went from a child who cried every day not wanting to go to school, to a child who wakes early and is excited to go to school! She had been so beaten down in... more »

  lionshooter wrote:

I am impressed with Special Kids Day Care because of the quality of care and attention the children receive. All the children participate in organized age appropriate activities and are taught by qualified teachers. Everyone receives healthy balanced... more »

  Camirita wrote:

My family has met Rojo and Smokey twice now at the annual Pumpkin Regatta...and most recently met Napoleon at a special Paint Nite downtown. I guess you could call us llama/alpaca stalkers? We just can't help ourselves! These beautiful creatures are so... more »

  BlackFam wrote:

HASA is a wonderful organization that provides professional, courteous and personal service to so many children in Baltimore. I know of no other organization in the area like it serving the needs of the deaf and hard of hearing. more »

  Hchudnoff wrote:

I have been employed with APL for three years. In this time, I have seen an incredible level of commitment from coworkers and families when it comes to meeting the needs of our learners. It has been a pleasure to work alongside folks doing all they can... more »

  Block House wrote:

Pace School does a tremendous job with an extremely difficult population to work with - children with autism and emotional/social problems. Every time I am in the building I am amazed at the dedicated and caring staff. I have talked first hand to parents... more »

  Kim_38 wrote:

NEDSRA, Especially the Adaptive Sports Program has been a Blessing in our lives! My daughter Melissa is a member of the Jr Bulls Wheelchair basketball team. She is starting her 3rd year on the team and it has become an important part of our lives. ... more »

  ellbow wrote:

My son went to Windward for five years. He was re-mediated and went seamlessly back to the mainstream education system. Windward taught him how to read and write but gave him much more than that. The school taught him there is no stigma to being dyslexic.... more »

  seersurfer wrote:

What Cory Ybarra and Building for Generations has done in 2 countries is my review, and it speaks for itself!! Please read on... In 2006, Building for Generations first project was completed in Tanzania. This three-classroom block was built for children... more »

  lizyori wrote:

I am in awe of this foundation! The work they do with the children is truly amazing. They are in the midst of building the most beautiful, inclusive center to nurture these awesome kiddos. We are so lucky to have a school like this in our community. more »

  Terry M.2 wrote:

I have had the opportunity to hear Kathleen speak and to hear the accounts of the wonderful work ATG does, providing learning opportunities, with unparalleled success for kids that need, for one reason or another, specially structured instruction. Keep... more »

  sara5 wrote:

I have two children at White Bear Montessori School and have been a part of the community for four years now. The staff are phenomenal, providing challenging work in a caring, welcoming environment. My children love going to school every day. My daughter,... more »

  mariecmoore1 wrote:

Bridges Academy is the only school that focuses on LD students in the geographical area between Tucson Az. and Dallas, Texas. It's been around for 34 years. ADD, ADHD, Asperger's, Dyslexia, Dyscalcula and Dysgraphia are just some of the neurological conditions... more »

  Fanorkey wrote:

LFSVA enabled us to adopt our daughter. They gave us great information about adoption, and when we decided to adopt, gave us great training that really prepared us for the biggest challenge of our lives. They helped us through the mind-numbing homestudy... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have seen the difference JoyRide makes in the lives of the clients. We hear often that it is an activity they really look forward to each week...sometimes the only one. Because we have chosen to keep our client numbers low, there is a feel at JoyRide... more »

Adopt-A-Village (AAV) is a donor supported, faith ministry. Each $30 gift donors designate to adopt a village, enables AAV to: ... more »

  KatNap wrote:

GA Lions Lighthouse Foundation, Inc. has had me jumping over hurdles & through loops for five months with the promise of eyeglasses. Now they tell me to take a hike. Assuming that power existed from the beginning, that power should have been exercised... more »

  cliffordga wrote:

In 2012 The Hope Institute for Children & Families / The Hope School spent $1,323,983 on a dream home raffle and sold $1,319,665 from ticket sales. The organization put more than $1,323,000 at risk to lose money which is horrible management of donor... more »

  sfkay wrote:

Connections staff and administration are focused on making sure each child is living their best possible life with love and opportunity. From its inception, the family is supported by making sure that they have all they need for a quality life with their... more »

  Cindy wrote:

Almost ten years ago, when I first saw Rainbow Acres’ rural campus (the Ranch) where adults with developmental disabilities live, work, and socialize, I was struck by two things: the beauty of the rural setting, and the way the staff, residents, and... more »

  GPHIndy wrote:

We are very grateful for our partnership with The George4 Foundation. They heard our need for reliable transportation to support our adult programs at GiGi's Playhouse Indianapolis. It's with their support donating a 12 passenger van we were able innovate... more »

  vchennuri wrote:

ILP does an incredible job connecting interested volunteers with schools that need their help the most. Volunteers have the opportunity to assist in whatever area they feel most passionate about, from teaching students of all different ages to helping... more »

  jesus4unme wrote:

Catalyst for Kids (CFK) has provided an excellent way to reach out to others in need. 100% of what I give goes to where I see the need. CFK is a catalyst for needs in Ukraine and Africa. Because everyone involved in the US, is a volunteer, there is... more »

  gradgrlhpu wrote:

In the short time that I have volunteered for Potential Inc., I have been so impressed by the great work that the staff does each and every day with individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. Though I do administrative tasks in the... more »

  pcoster wrote:

I have been involved with Lawrence Hall for over twenty years and a board member for fifteen. I have never had a bad experience with the agency. They are not only extremely well-managed, but their staff is made up of caring and compassionate individuals... more »

  scroy wrote:

It has been a pleasure having the Foster Grandparents program at our school for the past few years working with students in need. The children benefit from the ladies working with them in many ways such as improving reading and/or math skills, offering... more »

  mha5785948 wrote:

I believe Kidango provides a wonderful environment for each child to explore and discover many possibilities who he/she wants to be. Kidango is a very acceptance place as well as very family oriented. As an agency, Kidango put people first!!!! more »

  Matthewsmom wrote:

Our son, Matthew, now 19, has been a client of NMTSA for about a decade. He has a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder and is very limited in his verbal communication and social skills. One huge motivator for Matthew is music. He loves it! It's helped... more »

  Jwatt5000 wrote:

Hollywood Burkes does A Phenomenal Job and he Will Be My Barber forever. We grew up together and he is an amazing brother and friend. If you need a fresh cut Go see my dude Hollywood Burkes more »

  stupy wrote:

After almost a month of trying to get an appointment scheduled we finally gave up. Impossible to talk to intake personnel. I was always sent to voice-mail and they never called back. Non caring organization more »

  Smcclure wrote:

United Services is an amazing organization that has had a profound and positive impact on my son's life. Our son Wes was diagnosed with Autism in 2013. Wes received extensive Speech, Physical, Occupational, and Behavior therapy services from United... more »

  amylynn1993 wrote:

I have been donating to Seagull for the past 10 years. I make monetary contributions when I can, I donate to their thrift store several times a year. It is nice to be able to go into the stores and see that my donations are being put to good use. Everyone... more »

  Writer wrote:

NOT EVEN ONE STAR! This place is a madhouse. k-12th grade! Really! So, my 7 year old girl is in class with a 10th grader. Come on! The lady running it spends more time focused on her grandchild than doing anything else. FCA! Nothing Christian here either.... more »

  Frank20 wrote:

Organization that assists the needy in the community with many services from food to medical care. Works on a conference basis out of Catholic church's in the area where you live. more »

  estanko@foxrothschild.com wrote:

Having been a trustee of The Janus School since before it's official opening in 1991, I have seen first-hand how the vision, generosity, hard work and dedication of the "founding mothers" of the School (the moms who refused to allow their children to... more »

  hutton wrote:

Community Action Marin, the local anti-poverty program serving Marin County, has worked with Sunny Hills for the last 15 years. We have found the Agency to dedicated to the young people it serves, creative in the development of appropriate client services,... more »

  hegstrom wrote:

I was awarded an Encore Fellowship (Encore is also an exceptional non-profit organization!) to work at Expandability, a mission of Goodwill of Silicon Valley, for 1 year. My task as business developer was to secure internships or employment for individuals... more »

  Wizard wrote:

Valley Forge Educational Services (VFES) is an extremely important player in the field of specialized educational solutions for students, parents, educational and mental health professionals, and education-based organizations. It has over 50 years of... more »

  nuovarealta wrote:

PTN is an organization founded by occupational therapists and centered around OT. today, they also offer PT and speech therapy, early intervention, and an Early Headstart program. The wealth of offers for families is incredible. From individual therapy... more »

  glendafh wrote:

Our grandson Kaleb was diagnosed with autism at the age of two. Life as we all knew it changed with that diagnosis. Kaleb was unable to face life situations and even the smallest issue could become a nightmare. That was before "Chewey " came into Kaleb's... more »

  Jack T. Sculfort wrote:

CCI continues to offer an excellent socialization experience and outdoor activity center for the population it serves. The staff is attentive, kind and genuinely cares - this is self-evident when watching their interaction with our customers. Additonally,... more »

  Redical wrote:

Great non-profit organization offering much needed therapeutic and educational programs for children with a range of abilities and needs in the local community and beyond. more »

  LuckyLeo wrote:

I have seen first hand the impact this organization makes in the lives of people in Meru. Vulnerable children that have been sponsored over the years are now going to college. Villages have received goats and instruction on how to raise their own vegetables.... more »

  Alicia_B wrote:

I am very thankful that I enrolled my teenage son Josiah in the MOVE Inclusive dance program this past fall. It's such a blessing to have a place for him to be accepted, loved and appreciated! Josiah was so excited to be on stage at the performance at... more »

  parent wrote:

My son was unable to read in elementary school. He only scored a "1" on writing in 5th grade on MCA. After working with a Reading Center tutor, he was able to go to college where he's been on the Dean's list since his freshman year. I shutter to imagine... more »

  bettyboop wrote:

SOAR is a non-profit school for special needs children from age 12 months up. There was a real need to reach these children with education, therapy, living skills that public school did not fill.Theresa Loving and a group of caring people saw this need... more »

  Erica L. wrote:

Our daughter started attending Behnke Preschool when she turned three, in July of 2010. She had a speech delay, and we were very excited to find a speech language preschool in Seattle. She loves her teachers and classroom, which is currently transformed... more »

  David133 wrote:

Hands in Action Christian Association is a organization that collects funds for the Filadelfia School for the Deaf in Bogotá, Colombia. My sister, Patti Jones, started the Filadelfia School for the Deaf in 1986 to help the Deaf kids in Colombia get an... more »

  Ilosan wrote:

We are parents of two adults who attend Adult Life Skills Program at PCDI. We are with this wonderful Institute for over 37years, Every year was and still is time of innovative learning and growth for our sons. We witnessed over the 37 years... more »

  cmmulvihill wrote:

I came to Angels in Horse Hairs as a volunteer because of my love for horses and soon learned how wonderful of a program that Claire has developed. It is so rewarding to know I am learning how horses are used in therapy for children and adults whether... more »

  CarolynMom wrote:

I was introduced to the APSL program and Drs Charles and Margaret Shed in 1969 when they tested my three sons for Dyslexia. I had known for several years that all three were exceptionally smart and was frightfully troubled because each year the two oldest... more »

  sandra.farney wrote:

A remarkable educational program for children (ages 6 wk. to 6 yrs), who are deaf, hard-of-hearing or have communication disorders! A team of professionals and dedicated staff serve these children and their families as they experience this critical time... more »

  jagshaw wrote:

When we first moved to the Houston area, we were especially concerned with finding the "right" school for our child with autism, where he would thrive and not stand out for the wrong reasons. The Westview School fit the bill. Their sole focus is on... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Montana School for the Deaf and Blind has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision... more »