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Able Kids offers intensive ABA treatment to children with Autism ages 2-6. We also offer Speech and Occupational Therapy. We are located in Pineville, Charlotte, and Concord. Please call 704-931-3747 for more information.
A Special Needs Plan is a Charlotte-based advisory firm specializing in financial and transition planning for families with special needs. They provide a team of Chartered Special Needs Consultants (ChSNC) to help families navigate governmental benefits, tax strategies, and future care planning.
The Agape Allen's Foundation II is a nonprofit charitable organization based in North Carolina that provides therapeutic services and support for individuals with disabilities and special needs
The Autism Society of North Carolina improves the lives of individuals with autism, supports their families, and educates communities. Our vision is to be the trusted partner for all people with autism as they lead fulfilling lives. Our Autism Resource Specialists are parents themselves, providing support, information, resources and education to families and community partners. We have programs like Camp Royall and Ignite that enhance the lives of those on the spectrum. We are a Supported Employment provider for Mecklenburg County
Blessed Assurance Adult Day & Health Care Services, Inc. is a non-profit adult day care center located in Matthews, NC, primarily serving Mecklenburg and Union counties. It provides a supervised, structured program with medical monitoring and social activities as an alternative to institutional care for seniors and disabled adults.
Best Buddies International is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, inclusive living, and family support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)
Blossoming Life Counseling helps students with disabilities prepare for life after high school. Through workshops, consulting, and transition guidance, RJ Kilgore supports students and families in navigating the shift from high school supports to college, career training, and employment expectations by building confidence, self-advocacy, and knowledge of key campus resources.
For more information, contact:
RJ Kilgore, MS, CRC, LCMHC
Blossoming Life Counseling
910-408-2274
rkilgore106@gmail.com
Cakeable is a nonprofit workforce development organization in Charlotte, NC, that provides vocational training for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Through its bakery and flagship cafe, the program equips "interns" with transferable job skills, such as customer service and baking, to bridge the disability employment
Carolina Family Alliance, Inc. is a privately owned mental health service agency based in Charlotte, North Carolina, that provides therapeutic and comprehensive services for individuals, youth, and families.
Whether you’re working to improve your range of motion or your ability to talk, Carolinas Rehabilitation Mount Holly is here to help you every step of the way. Our board-certified doctors, nurses and therapists specialize in innovative, personalized therapy for common to complex conditions due to injury or illness.
Located in Belmont, NC, we offer a range of outpatient programs and services to help you get back to everyday activities.
Central Piedmont Community College (Central Piedmont) is a public institution in Charlotte, North Carolina, serving as one of the largest community colleges in the state. As of early 2026, the college has reached record-breaking enrollment levels, with over 34,000 students across its curriculum and continuing education programs. Click on the link to learn more about how CPCC supports students with disabilities.
Community Partnerships, Inc. (CPI) is a private, non-profit social services organization dedicated to building inclusive communities by supporting individuals with disabilities and socio-economic challenges. Founded in 1984 and based in North Carolina, the agency provides one-on-one services to help people of all ages achieve independence and full community participation.
Covenant Case Management Services (CCMS) is a North Carolina-based organization that provides comprehensive support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their families. Since 2010, the company has operated with a "whole-person care" philosophy, aiming to promote independence and dignity across 56 counties in the state.
Disability Rights & Resources is a community-based nonprofit that serves people with all types of disabilities in Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Union and Gaston counties. We provide information on resources in the community to help individuals be more independent, peer mentoring and support, independent living skills training, advocacy and community integration for adults and youth. Our Peer Mentors work with youth who are transitioning from high school to adulthood to assist them with setting independent living goals to help them become more self-sufficient, help them to go to school, get training or get a job, building the skills they need and providing resources to assist. Our Let's All Go! travel training program helps individuals navigate and use the public transportation system to destinations of their choice through both individual and group instruction. Our services are free to the individuals with disabilities that we serve.
InReach is a private, non-profit organization in Charlotte, NC, that provides support and services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families. Founded in 1974, it currently serves over 1,200 people annually through housing, employment, and community-based programs.
Mary Carmel's Light is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in North Carolina dedicated to supporting individuals with low vision or blindness who are affected by Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS).
Metrolina Association for the Blind, Inc. (MAB) offers a variety of services that help people who are blind or visually impaired improve their quality of life and become more independent. This is accomplished in a variety of ways. Those with remaining functional vision learn to use assistive tools and devices to help them meet their goals and maximize their vision. Those who are completely blind are able to learn daily living skills and utilize non-visual means of meeting their goals.
Maxim Healthcare provides compassionate, personalized care for children with medical, developmental, and behavioral needs. Our team supports families by providing high-quality care in the home, school, and community settings.
Our services include:
ABA Therapy
Private Duty Nursing (PDN)
I/DD Services:
Our teams work closely with families, physicians, hospitals, and schools to create personalized care plans that meet each child’s unique needs. Our goal is to help children thrive while also supporting families every step of the way.
The Vocational Training Center (VTC) provides trade-specific vocational training and case management to motivated job seekers. Our holistic approach to career readiness is offered under one roof to people previously experiencing barriers to success. Our goal is to equip each participant with job skills, life skills, and career opportunities.
VTC training and job placement programs include automotive maintenance, HVAC/R, and commercial driver’s license (CDL). Our centers in Baltimore and Charlotte prepare a combined 460 students for the workforce each year.
Nevins center support individuals in Mecklenburg County with developmental disabilities such as intellectual development disorder and illness ,epilepsy, down syndrome, cerebral palsy ,traumatic brain injury, autism and learning disabilities. We are deeply committed to providing each individual we serve with high quality programming, a strong support network of dedicated staff and the resources to achieve success.Our services include supported employment, innovation services / Adult Day Support, and individualized and group respite care services.
Next Step Clubhouse (NSC), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, provides teens and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) access to inclusive, high-quality social and recreational programming that promotes healthy living, meaningful relationships, creative expression, functional skill development, and community engagement.
Through structured activities and a supportive environment, the Clubhouse fosters belonging, dignity, and improved quality of life for individuals who are often underserved and socially isolated after high school graduation.
Next Step Clubhouse is open Monday-Thursday from 8:30AM to 6:00PM. We offer both year-round membership (ages 18+) and a summer camp (ages 14+). Summer camp starts June 15th and registration is open here - Camp Next Step Registration
The North Carolina Assistive Technology Program is a state and federally funded agency to increase awareness assistive technology devices. NCATP offers a variety of services to support people of all ages and abilities. We provide device demonstrations of all types of assistive technology including items for computer access, activities of daily living, low vision, communication, controlling your environment as well as toys for children with disabilities.
Pathways NC, Inc. is a non-profit organization based in Charlotte, North Carolina, focused on building digital literacy and preparing students for professional certifications in Business and Information Technology. The organization aims to empower learners of all ages—from kindergarten to seniors—by providing accessible technology education.
Bridges is a post-secondary program for highly motivated young adults with complex learning challenges. The program serves students who desire to continue their education in areas of occupational skills and independent living within the community. Our school provides real-world learning and work experiences, positive supportive environments and community partnerships with area businesses and agencies. The curriculum is student-centered with small group classes and individualized plans in career and personal development. Families are recognized as important team members whose encouragement of the student’s self-direction and independence is often the key to their success. Students learn essential life skills through direct instruction, mentoring and community application. Vocational and career skills are developed through job sampling and internships.
The mission of Piedmont Music Therapy is to engage, empower and accompany individuals to reach their goals grounded in the frameworks of music therapy and social work. PMT strives to meet students and clients where they are and support them in improving their quality of life. Additionally PMT serves to promote the growth of music therapy students and board certified music therapists by offering educational opportunities plus increasing the community's awareness of the field of music therapy.
Project SEARCH is an international transition-to-work program designed to help young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) secure competitive employment. The model involves total workplace immersion, where participants spend their final year of high school or a post-secondary year at a host business rather than a traditional classroom.
Ryan’s Place, LLC is a North Carolina-based provider agency dedicated to supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). The organization operates with the mission of "Cultivating Kindness" and provides a range of habilitative and residential services.
Community Alternatives North Carolina provides an array of services to individuals who need assistance with daily living due to developmental, cognitive, or intellectual disabilities, and dual diagnoses. While specific services vary by location, Community Alternatives contracts with all six Local Management Entities (LMEs) to provide Innovations Waiver, B3, TBI, in lieu of State and ICFIDD services.
At Specialized Health Care Services (SHCS), we empower children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and mental health needs to live fuller, more independent lives. Our compassionate, home- and community-based services are designed to promote safety, growth, and inclusion—because every individual deserves the opportunity to thrive.
Securing Resources for Consumers Inc. (SRFC) is a mental health and behavioral health service provider dedicated to empowering individuals with developmental disabilities and mental health diagnoses.
The T-STEP Program is a FREE, evidence-based college class to help autistic students transition to adulthood. Eligible students must have autism, be enrolled in either high school or college, and be able to access college-level materials. The program is offered in person through various community colleges across NC in addition to hybrid/virtual participation options. Our course at Central Piedmont Community College takes place every spring and fall semester and is offered online with some in-person opportunities. Targeted transition skills include goal setting, career and post-secondary exploration, professional social skills, executive function, and more! Register your interest today! https://forms.office.com/r/5b9QgLi14E
Mecklenburg County's Therapeutic and Inclusive Recreation Services (TIRS) provides adaptive programs for individuals with disabilities and supports inclusive access across all county recreation facilities.
Trusted Parents is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Charlotte, North Carolina, dedicated to supporting parents and guardians of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and other special healthcare needs. Since its founding in 2011, it has served over 2,000 families through advocacy, educational programs, and supportive services.
The Victory Advantage provides pathways of hope and opportunity for individuals with cognitive and physical disabilities to live beyond limitations by offering financial assistance and resources that promote independent living, dignity, and self-sufficiency in housing, employment, education and transportation.
WellCare of North Carolina, a subsidiary of Centene Corporation, provides managed care services through Medicaid, Medicare, and Health Insurance Marketplace plans.
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