Elaine Clark Center
5130 Peachtree Boulevard, Chamblee, 30341
(770) 458-3251
The Elaine Clark Center is a nonprofit in Chamblee that has served children and young adults with special needs since 1969. It offers inclusive childcare, early intervention, after-school and camp programs, a K-12 school, and a program for young adults. Scholarships are available for families who need help paying.
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What they offer 9
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Early Intervention ServicesProgram
Support for babies and toddlers with developmental delays, medical needs or diagnosed disabilities. Each child gets a full assessment and a personal plan, with therapies during the day.
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ECC LifeProgram
A small-group program for young adults with developmental disabilities who finished high school. They learn life skills, explore jobs and practice skills out in the community.
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Family Resources and ReferralsService
Staff can connect families with trusted providers, advocacy groups and services across Metro Atlanta, even if the family cannot come to the Chamblee campus.
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Heart of Hope AcademyProgram
An accredited K-12 school for students with developmental disabilities. Classes are very small, lessons fit each student, and therapists can work with students during the school day.
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Inclusive Child DevelopmentProgram
Childcare and early learning for babies and children from 6 weeks to 4 years old. Children with and without delays or disabilities learn together in small classes.
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Out-of-School ServicesProgram
After-school care, full-day respite camps on school breaks, and an inclusive summer day camp. Activities include adaptive sports, art, music and outdoor play.
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Volunteering at the CenterProgram
Individuals and groups can help with yard and garden work, handyman projects, fundraisers, donations and time with students. No special training is needed.
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