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Helping Children Succeed

Children with developmental disabilities or delays are given a chance to succeed at Heartspring Pediatric Services through a variety of therapies and services. Read more »

People Who CARE

Through the Heartspring CARE Program, children with autism and their families can participate in programs and receive services specific to their needs. Read more »

A Place to Learn

The Heartspring School is a place to learn. We work with students to help them grow on a path to a more independent life. Read more »

Helping Children Succeed
People Who CARE
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Miracles happen at Heartspring every day.  Whether in the School, Pediatric Services or CARE program, children with special needs are achieving  success. Help contribute to their growth.

Modeling Success

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A place to learn

In the Heartspring Lobby, parents learn from each other, share challenges and successes... Read More »

Shaping the future

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Who We Help & What We Do

  • Cooper

    Indiana Jones is his hero, something that until recently five-year-old Cooper would have never been able to tell you. Just as Indiana Jones faced multiple challenges during his quests to find treasure, Cooper has had to overcome obstacles as he searched for his treasure…his voice. At an early age Cooper’s parents, Natalie and Sean, knew that something wasn’t quite right. Read more »

  • Nayeem

    Six years ago Dr. Saidul Sarker was told his son Nayeem had autism. Struggling to come to terms with the diagnosis and not knowing where to turn for services in his home country of Bangladesh, it was Dr. Read more »

  • Alice

    Sarah and Doug wanted for their daughter Alice what all parents want: a chance for her to learn, grow and reach her highest potential in life. Diagnosed with autism at a young age, Alice struggled in school and at home with challenges that affected her ability to learn, communicate, care for herself and more. Sarah searched for a place where Alice could learn to be more independent and not be confined to a world where she was limited by her challenging behaviors. Read more »