Causes: Centers to Support the Independence of Specific Populations, Human Services
Mission: The mission of the Conner C. Vernon Foundation is to promulgate plans, events and activities to procure funds necessary to therapeutically resolve issues, treat symptoms of AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER as well as other debilitating diseases and /or developmental dysfunctions associated with AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER and to educate individuals with these afflictions to become productive educated and employable members of society. We have set a realistic and definitive goal of establishing the very first of many Conner C. Vernon Foundation education, Treatment Research and Therapy Facilities to address the illusive and other wise unobtainable therapy and treatment options UN-afforded to sufferers of ASD at a community level.
Results: We've spent a lot of time over the last five years setting up concept platforms from which to launch this organization and make it as successful as possible. To date we have helped the Conner C. Vernon Foundation Inc. , Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia, James R. Clark Memorial Sickle Cell Foundation, Kangs & Queenz Organization of South Carolina and Residents of Dekalb County, Ga.
Target demographics: All income levels, All ages who suffer with Autism across the country
Direct beneficiaries per year: Conner C. Vernon Foundation Inc. , Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia, James R. Clark Memorial Sickle Cell Foundation, Kangs & Queenz Organization and Residents of Dekalb County, Ga.
Geographic areas served: U. S. A.
Programs: 1). Behavioral management therapy. 2). Cognitive behavior therapy. 3). Early intervention education. 4). Educational and school-based therapies. 5). Joint attention therapy. 6). Medication treatment. 7). Nutritional therapy. 8). Occupational therapy. 9). Educational AUTISM Library 10). Physical Fitness Activities. 11). Speech Pathology 12). On-Site Medical Staff 13). AUTISM Parent Support Groups. 14). Child Care Services (Catered to A. S. D. Children)15). The One Spectrum at a time Program 16). Community Help Program (Financial Assistance). 17). AUTISM Therapy Dogs. 18). Network Resources.
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Mission: The mission of the Conner C. Vernon Foundation is to promulgate plans, events and activities to procure funds necessary to therapeutically resolve issues, treat symptoms of AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER as well as other debilitating diseases and /or developmental dysfunctions associated with AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER and to educate individuals with these afflictions to become productive educated and employable members of society. We have set a realistic and definitive goal of establishing the very first of many Conner C. Vernon Foundation education, Treatment Research and Therapy Facilities to address the illusive and other wise unobtainable therapy and treatment options UN-afforded to sufferers of ASD at a community level.
Results: We've spent a lot of time over the last five years setting up concept platforms from which to launch this organization and make it as successful as possible. To date we have helped the Conner C. Vernon Foundation Inc. , Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia, James R. Clark Memorial Sickle Cell Foundation, Kangs & Queenz Organization of South Carolina and Residents of Dekalb County, Ga.
Target demographics: All income levels, All ages who suffer with Autism across the country
Direct beneficiaries per year: Conner C. Vernon Foundation Inc. , Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia, James R. Clark Memorial Sickle Cell Foundation, Kangs & Queenz Organization and Residents of Dekalb County, Ga.
Geographic areas served: U. S. A.
Programs: 1). Behavioral management therapy. 2). Cognitive behavior therapy. 3). Early intervention education. 4). Educational and school-based therapies. 5). Joint attention therapy. 6). Medication treatment. 7). Nutritional therapy. 8). Occupational therapy. 9). Educational AUTISM Library 10). Physical Fitness Activities. 11). Speech Pathology 12). On-Site Medical Staff 13). AUTISM Parent Support Groups. 14). Child Care Services (Catered to A. S. D. Children)15). The One Spectrum at a time Program 16). Community Help Program (Financial Assistance). 17). AUTISM Therapy Dogs. 18). Network Resources.
Donor & Volunteer Advisory
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
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