Everything we do is rooted in the belief that families must live in possibility and plan in reality. Straddling the two is hard, but you’re no stranger to hard. You can do hard things. 

Those who care for children with extraordinary needs, be they parents/families, or organizations and caregivers that care for them (schools, school boards, non-profits, government agencies, healthcare centers, health care workers, hospitals, health associations, etc) have the capacity to be agents for change; and change starts with perspective.