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- EIN 66-0988198
- admin@aadcorp.org
- (787) 372-2233
- 100 Carr 698 #1689 Dorado PR 00646-6718 USA
- http://aadcorp.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Autism, Disabilities, Health
Mission: Our organization seeks opportunities to collaborate and research with partners to implement diverse learning alternatives for a diverse group of neurodiverse learners on the autism spectrum, among other needs. Our goal is to promote learning that provides enriching opportunities where participants can gain experience. We firmly believe that every learner can achieve their goals, so we focus our attention on the unique set of skills and innate abilities that each of them presents, with the purpose of creating a learning environment where they can thrive. We aspire for our work to eliminate the stigma and highlight the specialness of neurodiverse learning whenever special education is discussed.
Target demographics: Our organization seeks opportunities to collaborate and research with partners to implement diverse learning alternatives for a diverse group of neurodiverse learners on the autism spectrum, among other needs. Our goal is to promote learning that provides enriching opportunities where participants can gain experience. We firmly believe that every learner can achieve their goals, so we focus our attention on the unique set of skills and innate abilities that each of them presents, with the purpose of creating a learning environment where they can thrive. We aspire for our work to eliminate the stigma and highlight the specialness of neurodiverse learning whenever special education is discussed.
Direct beneficiaries per year: Approximately 100 participants
Geographic areas served: Puerto Rico
Programs: -Painting, sculpture, crafts and music workshops that encourage emotional expression and develop motor skills. -Outdoor activities, walks and explorations in nature, foster connection with the environment, stimulating the senses and promoting learning. -We offer advice on the rights of people with neurodiversity and provide them with support in their legal process. -We encourage participants to feel prepared to work, start projects and begin a university career, providing them with the necessary tools to achieve this. -Providing free access to occupational, language and social skills therapies is essential for the development of participants. These services, tailored to individual needs, are offered at low or no cost to low-income families. They not only improve quality of life, but also promote educational and social inclusion, fostering autonomy and well-being. -Interactive story reading and discussion activities to foster interest in reading and improve communication skills. -We create support groups for parents, caregivers, and health professionals, fostering a collaborative environment to share resources and experiences. These networks reinforce family resilience and enhance participants' development opportunities.