Achieve Fluency's Summer Learning Camp is a unique program that will offer children with special learning needs ages 4-12 a great opportunity to receive individualized attention for their language, academic and social development and also enjoy fun/physical activities in a safe, supportive setting. Special features include daily one-to-one individualized tutoring by trained clinicians, specialized fitness classes lead by certified instructors, arts and crafts, special events and more. The camp will be located at BreakThru Family Fit For Life, a spacious, air-conditioned fitness center in Stamford, CT, The camp will run from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm from June 25 to August 3. Enrollment is limited to assure a low camper-to-instructor ratio and high quality services. If you would like to know more, please give us a call @ 203.698.0247 or visit our website www.achievefluency.com.

ASAP provides educational and behavioral services to children with ASD.
Services are provided within home and school settings.
Besides direct therapy we also offer sibling and family training, advocacy, planning awareness events, school shadowing as well as consulting with school systems

More than 1,500 children and adults with disabilities such as spina bifida, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, traumatic brain injury, quadriplegia, arthritis, and mental retardation are served annually by Easter Seals programs at Camp Hemlocks.

Provides high quality residential, recreational, support and work programs for people who are developmentally disabled or who have other challenging social and emotional needs

The mission of Camp Horizons is to provide high quality residential, recreational, support and work programs for people who are developmentally disabled or who have other challenging social and emotional needs. To fulfill this mission, we are committed to continuous improvement in our programs, facilities, and staffing. We understand and respond to the changing needs of program participants, families and communities. The Camp Horizons vision serves as a guide to our efforts.

To create solutions that change the lives of children and adults with disabilities or special needs, their families, and communities. Easter Seals provides physical and occupational therapy, driving evaluations, totally accessible summer camp, vocational rehabilitation services, job placement, audiology, Birth to Three Intervention, Pulmonary Rehabilitation, and inclusive child care to 118 communities in Connecticut.

Services in New England, national and international consultations. Though much has changed over the years, Eden's mission remains the same - to provide a comprehensive continuum of lifespan services designed to enable children and adults with autism to lead fulfilling, productive and independent lives in their communities, to the full extent of their abilities.

FOCUS offers an Innovative Model of Care for the treatment of children that fall on the Autism Spectrum with over 170 kids served from 40+ towns in the Greater Hartford area. We are a year round, licensed, Extended Day Treatment Program specializing in the treatment of children and adolescents ages 6-18) who are on the autism spectrum, have anxiety disorders, experience processing and social learning difficulties; and who are otherwise, as we like to say, “creatively wired and socially challenged.”

LARC is a private not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization incorporated in 1964, that provides residential (community homes and supported living apartments), day supports (supported employment, small business enterprise, individual placement, day support options), and community services (educational and family supports, respite, camp, advocacy, and social enrichment) to a diverse population of consumers with a variety of developmental disabilities. LARC is committed to the philosophy of consumer-direction and has been in the forefront in the State of Connecticut for enhancing Quality of Life for individuals and their families. Since 1994, LARC has embraced the philosophy and principles of self-determination and in 1995, LARC developed and implemented a set of Guiding Principles to support the Organization's Vision of "Community for All", and to establish a standard of services which promotes self-determination throughout the Organization.

The River Street Autism Program provides intensive year round home-based services for children with autism between 2-5 years of age. Intervention is provided through one-on-one instruction using the principles of applied behavior analysis. The curriculum follows a developmental progression using discrete trial teaching with a strong emphasis on the generalization of skills to more natural learning environments.

Day School serving students from ages 3-21 with a variety of behavioral, communicative, and neurological disorders. Students receive services in a variety of
locations including the River Street School campus in Windsor, CT; in satellite classrooms under the direction of the Integrated Program Model; in public school classrooms; and in the students' homes. Services include Extended Day and Year
Programming, Evaluations, Family Support Services, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Vocational Assessment and Training. A program of the Capitol Region Education Council (CREC).

We provide individualized programs for people with autism across age span. Treatment practices include literacy development and programs, assistive technology, therapy for apraxia, social language and social thinking programs, and much more. Visit our website.