The National Association For Child Development Associates

St. Luke School, established in 1973, is a non-profit, non-sectarian educational institution located in Philadelphia, PA, dedicated to providing quality structured programs for children aged 6 months to 5 years. With a focus on holistic development, the school encourages creativity and responsibility among its students through age-appropriate curricula and a nurturing environment. In addition to its academic offerings, St. Luke School participates in the USDA food program, ensuring that all enrolled children receive nutritious meals at no extra cost. The school also prioritizes safety and development, certifying its staff in First Aid and CPR while providing families with access to developmental screenings. Generated from the website

Special People in Northeast (SPIN) is a full-service organization in Philadelphia, PA, providing services and supports for children and adults with intellectual, developmental, and autism spectrum disabilities. Founded in 1970 by a group of parents seeking enriching opportunities for their children with special needs, SPIN now serves over 3,500 individuals annually, aiming to help people live fuller, more inclusive lives. With a mission to build a culture of inclusion and hope, SPIN relies on the generous support of the community through donations, memberships, volunteering, and joining their team. Through their people-powered approach, SPIN continues to empower individuals like Eric, Cora, and Ben, showcasing stories of perseverance and impact within the community. Generated from the website