Elizabeth Ives School for Special Children Inc

HOME ABOUT US ADMISSIONS NEWS EVENTS GIVING CALENDAR STUDENT LIFE COVID19 Information Ives Staff Blog More Elizabeth Ives School for Special Children Inc.

Access-Supports for Living Foundation Inc

Helping people throughout the Hudson Valley and beyond live the healthiest and fullest lives possible The Access: Supports for Living Foundation plays a crucial role in the growth of Access: Supports for Living and its affiliates: Meaningful New York, New York Families for Autistic Children, and The Guidance Center of Westchester The Foundation helps the Access and its affiliates through forging relationships and securing funds that allow the Access: Network to innovate and grow.

L'Arche St. Louis, Inc

An intentional community of people with and without disabilities, part of the international L'Arche movement.

• Special Ed Institutions/ Schools for Visually or Hearing Impaired, Learning Disabled

• 2011.

Kennedy Children's Center

Kennedy Children's Center (KCC) is a special education preschool dedicated to assisting young children with developmental delays and their families in NYC.

• Human Service Organizations

• 2012.

TEEN PARENT CONNECTION

Teen Parent Connection, formerly Greater DuPage M.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 2013.

Chicago Free School

Chicago Free School is a democratic, student centered school with an emphasis on student-driven, hands-on learning.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 2014.

Nebraska Juvenile Justice Association Inc

The mission of the Nebraska Juvenile Justice Association is to improve services to youth in the juvenile justice system.

• Public Housing

• 2015.

Good Shepherd Corporation of Oregon

At AbleLight, we support and advocate for people with developmental disabilities to ensure they have security, dignity, and hope.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 2016.

Southeastern Indiana Independent Living Center Inc

SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTER (SILC) IS A NONPROFIT 501(C)3, CONSUMER CONTROLLED, CROSSED-DISABILITY, NONRESIDENTIAL ORGANIZATION PROVIDING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES DESIGNED TO MAXIMIZE THE INDEPENDENCE OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES THUS MINIMIZING THEIR RELIANCE AND/OR DEPENDENCE UPON OTHERS.