activities · 5
what they do
direct service · 3
- Educational and therapeutic services for children with special needs Habilitation & Life Skills TrainingProvides comprehensive educational and therapeutic support including tutoring, remediation, therapies, life skills training, and equine therapy delivered by trained staff and contracted professionals to help children with special needs reach their full potential.
- Neuropsychological evaluations for children with special needs Psychological and Developmental EvaluationsProvides access to neuropsychological evaluations for children with special needs through selected providers, supporting diagnosis and individualized service planning.
- Support groups for parents of children with special needs Women's Faith-Based Bible Study & Prayer GroupsHosts weekly Bible-based small groups for parents of children with special needs to foster community, mutual support, and spiritual connection.
capacity building · 2
- Church capacity building for special needs inclusionEquips churches to support individuals with special needs through regional conferences, targeted workshops, and individual consultation for pastors, ministry leaders, and staff volunteers.
- Parent training and advocacy support Trauma-Informed Care Training for IDD ProvidersOffers workshops and training to help parents advocate for their children with special needs, including understanding their rights and contributing to the development of Individualized Education Plans (IEPs).
strategies · 3
how they think
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- Assessment and diagnosis for educational and life strategies assessment and diagnosisThe organization aids families by conducting assessments and diagnoses to identify children's educational needs, which then informs the development of academic methods and life strategies.
- Faith-integrated special needs support faith-integrated special needs supportThe organization uses a faith-based model that combines assessment, advocacy, and remediation with spiritual encouragement to provide holistic support for children with special needs.
- Supplemental educational support for resource-limited families supplemental educational support modelThe organization provides supplemental educational support that complements and enhances existing special education services, specifically targeting resource-limited families to improve their access to necessary interventions.
named programs · 5
what they call their work
Advocacy
Offers training and support to help parents understand their rights and effectively participate in developing Individualized Education Plans (IEPs).
Assessment
Provides neuropsychological evaluations through selected providers to help identify children's educational needs and inform academic and life strategies.
Church Support
Partners with Joni and Friends to equip churches through conferences, workshops, and consultations on serving individuals with disabilities.
Remediation
Delivers supplemental education, tutoring, equine therapy, social skills groups, and employment readiness training for children with special needs.
Support Groups / Bible Studies
Hosts weekly, Bible-based small groups for parents of children with special needs to connect and find community.
relationships · 2
who they work with
- Joni and Friends Partner — Collaborates with Joni and Friends to equip churches to support individuals with special needs.
- Joni and Friends Partner — Partners to equip churches to reach, support, and encourage individuals with special needs.