Elaine Clark Center
5130 Peachtree Blvd., Chamblee, 30341
(770) 458-3251
The Elaine Clark Center in Chamblee serves children and young adults with disabilities and developmental delays, from 6 weeks old to age 30. It offers inclusive child care, early intervention, after-school and camp programs, a school, and a young adult life-skills program. Therapists chosen by families can work with children on site, and scholarships are available.
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After-School EnrichmentProgram
A weekday afternoon program for children and young adults with developmental disabilities. It mixes structured activities, adaptive sports, arts, games and outdoor play.
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Early Intervention ServicesProgram
Support for babies and toddlers up to 3 years old who have developmental delays, medical needs, or disabilities. Each child gets a developmental check and a personal plan, with therapy on site.
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ECC LifeProgram
A small-group program for young adults with developmental disabilities who have finished high school. They learn life skills, explore jobs and practice skills out in the community. Each person has a three-year personal plan.
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Family Resource Help and ReferralsService
The center's team helps families find special needs resources, referrals and guidance, including families who cannot come to the Chamblee campus.
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Heart of Hope AcademyProgram
An accredited K-12 school for students with developmental disabilities, with very small classes. Lessons focus on everyday academics, life skills and social skills, and therapists can work with students during the school day.
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Holiday Respite CampsProgram
All-day care when schools are closed, such as school holidays, breaks and teacher workdays. Children and young adults do activities with peers and are supervised by staff who know their needs.
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Inclusive Child DevelopmentProgram
Early care and learning for children from 6 weeks to 4 years old. Children with and without delays or disabilities learn together in small classrooms.
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Inclusive Summer CampProgram
A summer day camp with games, crafts, outdoor time, themed activities and some outings. Every activity is adapted for a wide range of abilities.
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