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ACT offers a wide variety of ABA service options to meet the needs of your family. Our program is as unique as your child. With both intensive and non-intensive in-home ABA therapy, our goal is for your child to learn and thrive in treatment and to enjoy the therapeutic process.
Aspire creates individualized plans and matches experienced therapists to uniquely meet the needs of each child. Our team of experienced clinicians provides services in a variety of settings including our clinics, private schools, daycares, preschools, or other agreed upon locations. We work with you to determine what location is best to meet the needs of your child.
The Waisman Center Clinics provide comprehensive clinical care and support for children with developmental disabilities and their families.
A private non-profit organization that protects the rights of people with disabilities statewide. Our mission is to advance the dignity, equality, and self-determination of people with disabilities.
Diagnostic evaluations, applied behavior analysis (ABA) treatment for autism, and social skills training. Our autism treatment programs are personalized to meet the individual needs of each child with most of our treatment taking place in the home in the child’s natural setting.
Housing, Food, and Skill Development Services. Provides help for Veterans as well
We are the Wisconsin board that is charged with bringing people together to solve problems, remove barriers and create statewide change for the developmental disability community.
This is a not-for-profit organization offering multiple programs to fight poverty. Their primary beliefs are that all people desire to access resources that will allow them to meet their basic needs, people want to access opportunities that will empower them, and each and every person possesses an array of strengths and they should build upon those strengths.