Access Services seeks to build community and friendships by providing opportunities to learn new skills and to explore areas of participants’ interests. Our customized classes are designed for adults (18 and up) with developmental disabilities who are interested in community-driven learning and enrichment opportunities.
Melrose Center helps patients and their families who are struggling with eating. We have all levels of care from outpatient, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, residential and intensive residential. Eight-five percent of all Melrose patients only need outpatient care. We care for people with ADHD and ASD who also are struggling…
Helping horses through rescue and rehabilitation while fostering transformative environments for connection, healing, growth, and artistic expression—for the herd and the human spirit. Art, Hearts and Hoofbeats is a horse rescue providing art, yoga and other activities in a rural setting. In addition to horses, spend time with the goats,…
The mission of Gammelgården Museum of Scandia is to preserve, present, and promote Swedish immigrant heritage and history. The museum has sensory kits for youth and adults available for use while at the museum. In addition, there are fidgets that can be checked out and used while at the museum.
Embracing Autism, Empowering Lives: SpectrumWorks At SpectrumWorks, we are a pioneering autism center dedicated to empowering individuals on the autism spectrum. Our comprehensive range of programs and services is meticulously designed to foster growth, development, and meaningful connections within a supportive community. Programs: Our skill development initiatives transcend traditional boundaries,…
At Unrestricted Interest, our teaching-writers use their experience and expertise to facilitate accessible creative writing craft development for neurodivergent writers of any age or communication support needs. Student-writers work at their own pace, define their own goals, and set their own standards of meaning, artistry, and completion. Together, student and…
The mission of Highland Friendship Club is to serve individuals with disabilities from teens through adulthood by providing a range of opportunities to develop lifelong skills, friendships and connections within their community.
The Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota (EFMN) leads the fight to stop seizures, find a cure and help overcome the challenges created by epilepsy.
Project SOAR is a Community Education program providing social, enrichment and recreational programs for adults with developmental, sensory, cognitive and physical disabilities.
Reach for Resources, Inc. is a non-profit organization whose mission is to help people of all abilities in the Minneapolis metro area to live a full life.