Year-round therapeutic riding, hippotherapy, equinefacilitated psychotherapy for children, adults and military veterans with physical, cognitive, emotional and/or social challenges.
Provides array of horse activities for children with special needs of all ages.
Information specialists housed in offices throughout the state are linked to their own comprehensive database and are avail- able to assist and direct families to local services. Statewide Hotline: 211.
Information specialists housed in offices throughout the state are linked to their own comprehensive database and are avail- able to assist and direct families to local services. Statewide Hotline: 211.
Information specialists housed in offices throughout the state are linked to their own comprehensive database and are avail- able to assist and direct families to local services. Statewide Hotline: 211.
Information specialists throughout the state are available to di- rect families to appropriate local services. Included are programs and services for individuals with disabilities.
Information specialists housed in offices throughout the state are linked to their own comprehensive database and are avail- able to assist and direct families to local services. Statewide Hotline: 211.
Recreational and skill building activities for children and youth with disabilities summer camp, horseback riding, after school and weekend activities.
All inclusive sports program for any athletes, ages 4-22. We focus on team building, social skills, and sportsmanship. Athletes from all towns welcome.
Community Relations Counselor has database to assist and direct families to appropriate local services.
Works to eliminate housing discrimination, advises individuals with disabilities about their rights to receive reasonable accom- modations and reasonable modifications in housing.
Offering full- and half-day ABA programming for toddlers and preschoolers diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Offers affordable, inclusive recreation programs and events for kids of all abilities and personalities.
Sailing programs encourage people with disabilities to be active participants by steering the boat and trimming sails. Outcomes include increased self-confidence and improved leadership skills.
ILCs are controlled and directed by persons with disabilities, for the purpose of empowering people to take control of their lives.
Committed to strengthening families through community connection, social support, parent services, and child care assis- tance.
Supports adults with disabilities in a wide variety of settings. Of- fers residential services, employment, day habilitation and com- munity supports.
Instructive horseback riding programs for people with disabil- ities. Many offer a sliding fee scale. Provides listing of PATH Intl. programs throughout the state.
Used and recycled medical equipment and assistive technology for children with special needs.
Provides child care referrals and information on evaluating qual- ity childcare, plus resources on various parenting issues.
Mobilizes people and resources to drive research for a cure and to address the challenges of everyone affected by MS.
Athletic ride-along program for children, adults and veterans with disabilities to participate in triathlons or road races; pro- vides equipment needed to allow Captains to participate.
Provides information, trainings, child care, early childhood programs, mental health services, and family support programs.
Provides support through supported employment, independent living, educational opportunities, and community connections.
Offers a wide range of therapeutic programs for young children, and a Chapter 766-approved school for children and youth ages 3-22 with multiple disabilities.
Assistance to children who do not fit the criteria for social service programs. Applications for assistance are filled via confidential request from school principals, counselors, and nurses.
Provides education and promotes awareness of Lyme Disease, both acute and chronic and other tick borne illnesses.
10 program centers offer a wide range of assistance through education, advocacy, flexible services, and respite options Emergency Respite Care, Specialized Foster Care-for children and adults.
Information and referral, and advocacy for non-English speak- ing residents in the New Bedford area to assist them in receiving appropriate social services.
Provides comprehensive services to help people with disabilities learn to live independently. Services include assessment, peer counseling, advocacy, skills training, and information/referral.
KGT at Hope Health helps children and families cope with the im- pact of serious illness and loss. Services include support groups, individual counseling, and referral service.
Provides children’s services, family support programs, residential services, and adult day and foster care program to children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families.
Serving Brockton, Attleboro and surrounding towns. Provides information and referrals for childcare services and in-home health and homemaker services for the elderly and disabled.
Promotes positive decision-making skills, provides preventive health and social services.
Committed to working with and for the Haitian community in the areas of culturally appropriate health education, support and advocacy, and opportunities for economic development.
Provides supports for children and adults with developmental disabilities; social and recreational activities, case management, and advocacy to reduce family stress.
Therapeutic horseback riding and Hippotherapy under the di- rection of a physical therapist or therapeutic riding instructor for people with disabilities.
Information and referral, advocacy, workshops and support groups. Offers support in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. (Closed referral system DCF). Makes referrals to the Southeastern Mass. Legal Assistance Cor- poration, to provide legal services for children with disabilities. Intakes for referrals are processed by phone only.
Supports adults with learning disabilities and other related disor- ders living in Cape Cod. Programming is designed for individuals with learning or developmental disorders.
DEAF, Inc’s mission is to encourage and empower deaf individuals to lead an independent and productive life. We provide compre- hensive support.
Serves the Cape Verdean community in the Greater Brockton area by providing social services, education, health, employ- ment, referral services and consular assistance.
A multi-service agency serving and resettling refugees and immigrants.
Day center, employment, transition, supported living, life skills, transportation. Additional locations: Fall River, Plymouth, Mari- on, Somerset and Mashpee.
Information on Autism Spectrum disorders, newsletter, courses and clinics. Support to parent networks.
Offers comprehensive audiological services.
Provides information and referral, advocacy, independent living program, deaf and hard of hearing independent living program and peer assistive technology program.
Offers family counseling, advocacy, parent mentors, legal consul- tation, family outings and groups. Services are free, confidential and voluntary.
Chapter of Disabled Sports USA, promoting adaptive sports and outdoor recreation. For local residents children and adults-and visitors to the Cape who have any disability.
Supporting people with disabilities across Cape Cod; offers life skills training and employment, residential, and transportation services.
Provides recreational activities to enrich the quality of life for children and young adults with physical and/or developmental disabilities.
Strives to meet the ongoing residential and community living needs of adults on the Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Provides a variety of support services for individuals who have intellectual or developmental challenges and their families.
Parent support group designed by parents to help families challenged by children’s mental health, emotional, or behavioral needs.