My Nonprofit Reviews

When you have a special needs child you need a lot more than academics in their daily learning . They need the tools so that they may cope in our world each and every day . The bridge of Georgia embodies The total child’s well being so they may thrive academically and thrive daily socially . The staff is 100% dedicated to making a difference in each child’s life every day . We have been there for years and my daughter is absolutely thriving and it’s a joy not to watch only her thrive in her daily life there but to watch other children have incredible breakthroughs. we have been there for years and my daughter is absolutely thriving and it’s a joy not to watch only her thrive in her daily life there but to watch other children have incredible breakthroughs. The bridge in Georgia is our family .

I am a single mother Of a Beautiful daughter with autism . I gave up my career many years ago With the goal of helping her become everything she can be In life .. The journey is a hard one especially being a single parent . You yourself become completely isolated and you feel so alone and that nobody understands what you’re going through .. today I did not feel alone today I was blessed with a wonderful gift card and now my daughter will have a Christmas . It’s not just the gift card that makes this incredible it’s the foundation that took the time to do something for a family in need and gave me such an incredible gift of knowing I am not alone . Thank you

Sadly special-needs parents experience mistreatment And abuse for their children in the public school systems more than typical children. You don’t know where to turn To Or how to find a way to get your child educated and socialized and loved in one environment. The bridge of Georgia is an incredible facility . Not only are the children learning they are loved and learning how to be independent or semi-independent every day . they embody the full student as a full person . Learning it’s beautiful to be who they are. I do not know how my daughter and I Would have survived without them. This picture is of my daughter and her last year’s teacher.