The Elaine Clark Center

In 2022-2023 The Center served 78 children and young adults from The age of 6 weeks to 25 years old. 88% of those have special needs. The Center served 39 children in child development, 34 youth in The out of school services program, 5 young adults in ecc life, and 8 children in The academy. Numbers were lower than they would be on a normal basis. Reductions were because of changes made to ensure The health and safety of our students during The covid-19 pandemic. Services summary child development naeyc accredited childcare with reggio and montessori life skills approaches in an inclusive environment where children with special needs learn & play alongside children who are typically developing. Early intervention developmental screenings, assessments, & goal planning that supports children with special needs to overcome cognitive and physical obstacles & effectively participate in their surrounding environments. Therapeutic intervention program - tip interventions conducted on site by a talented team of occupational and physical therapists and speech language pathologists. Echo out of school services daily after school enrichment and camps during school breaks for children with special needs featuring inclusive components and safe socialization. Heart of hope academy Georgia accrediting commission certified k-12 educational program for children with special needs emphasizing functional life skills training, adaptive technologies, applied academic curriculum, and community based vocational training.