Local Shared Art-making Workshops for People with IDD and Their Caregivers

Don't miss: this SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 2026 at the Northampton Center for the Arts!

This workshop is provided by my friend, Gayla Berry.

Check out the article in the Daily Hampshire Gazette, “Beyond the ‘exception,’”  which really captures what’s behind these workshops: the importance of creating programs specifically designed for people with Intellectual Disabilities and their caregivers.

Before Accepting a Diploma: Must Know Information!

 

DEADLINE APPROACHES for a 2026 Family Grant from Neurodiversity Support for Children

 DON'T DELAY!

There is 1 week left to apply for a 2026 Family Grant from Neurodiversity Support for Children, Inc. to help fund a neuropsychological evaluation, behavioral health treatment, &/or advocacy & legal services. Please share with Massachusetts families who may need these services. https://www.neurodiversitysupportforchildren.com/family-grants

 

FAMILY GRANT PROGRAM
Empowering families. Fostering resilience. 

NSC provides financial assistance to families with a neurodivergent child (ages 1-17). Financial assistance is offered to families for neuropsychological evaluations, advocacy services, and research-supported therapy.​

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​Grant amounts:

• up to $5,000 per family

 

Who is eligible: 

• Neurodivergent children who have a diagnosed or suspected developmental, neurological, social, learning, &/or psychological disability
• Massachusetts resident
• Parents/guardians should be able to clearly outline their need for financial assistance and plan for usage of grant funds. 
• Parents may apply once every calendar year; there is a limit of 3 awards per family.

 

 

 

 

Any questions, please contact Neurodiversity Support for Children, Inc. directly: https://www.neurodiversitysupportforchildren.com/contact

Adult Transition Program in Western MA.

 Now Enrolling: Adult Transition Program

(Ages 18–22)

Embracing Life’s Path

We’re excited to announce that our Adult Transition Program currently has openings for young

adults ages 18–22 who are ready to build independence, confidence, and essential life skills as

they transition into adulthood.

🌱 Program Focus Areas

💬 Social Skills

Build meaningful connections, improve communication, and develop positive relationships.

🏠 Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)

Learn practical life skills that promote independence at home and in the community.

💼 Vocational Skills

Gain job-readiness experience and prepare for future employment opportunities.

🤝 Volunteer Opportunities

Give back to the community while building teamwork, responsibility, and confidence.

📣 Ready to Learn More?

If you or someone you know could benefit from a supportive, hands-on transition program,

we’d love to connect!

📞 Contact us today 413-525-1500

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Supporting young adults on their path toward independence and success.