"Pertinent to freedom" by Debra C.

Having a facilitator has given our family insight and information that we were unaware of.

We feel that a facilitator is highly beneficial to those families in need of extra support.

Having a facilitator is not only beneficial to the family unit, but it is also pertinent to the freedom and development of those with special needs.

​The services offered has provided my son with access to extracurricular activities which are specific to his needs and talents.