Causes: Health, Rehabilitative Care
Mission: Children's Advancement Fund, Inc. , a nonprofit organization, supports children with special needs and their families in Connecticut by facilitating services such as Occupational, Physical and Speech/Language Therapy as well as assisting the integration of children and families into the community though various programs. "Equipping children today for a brighter future tomorrow. "
Target demographics: children with special needs who need to obtain the skills they will need to become employable adults who participate in their communities
Direct beneficiaries per year: 100 children and their families
Geographic areas served: Connecticut
Programs: 1.Funding for children to receive essential Physical, Occupational, and Speech/Language therapies when their health insurance plan denies services or their families can't afford the high co-payments or deductibles. 2.Funding on a sliding scale for children with social skills deficits to participate in social skills training groups, in which they have individualized goals to meet. 3.Free webinars on disability-related topics for families, educators, therapy providers, and the community to learn more about important topics.
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Mission: Children's Advancement Fund, Inc. , a nonprofit organization, supports children with special needs and their families in Connecticut by facilitating services such as Occupational, Physical and Speech/Language Therapy as well as assisting the integration of children and families into the community though various programs. "Equipping children today for a brighter future tomorrow. "
Target demographics: children with special needs who need to obtain the skills they will need to become employable adults who participate in their communities
Direct beneficiaries per year: 100 children and their families
Geographic areas served: Connecticut
Programs: 1.Funding for children to receive essential Physical, Occupational, and Speech/Language therapies when their health insurance plan denies services or their families can't afford the high co-payments or deductibles. 2.Funding on a sliding scale for children with social skills deficits to participate in social skills training groups, in which they have individualized goals to meet. 3.Free webinars on disability-related topics for families, educators, therapy providers, and the community to learn more about important topics.
Donor & Volunteer Advisory
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
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