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Support. Unite. Empower.
Unlocking your child's inner success one exposure at a time.
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Unlocking your child's inner success one exposure at a time. 〰️
Who We Are
Atypically Amazing Children Inc. is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide children with social and developmental opportunities in addition to providing parental support and resources to better assist each child’s individual needs. We aim to empower parents by guiding them through a memorable outing with their children while engaging with the community. Atypically Amazing Children Incorporated wholeheartedly believes that everything is possible with the right support in order to make a difference in both the parent and child’s life.
❊ How We Help
Families with Atypically Amazing Children
SUPPORT
We want to help contribute to the support network of families. AAC aims to provide everyday tools to help atypical children feel supported in everyday environments that may sometimes seem more challenging.
UNITE
We strive to offer parents and atypical children a safe and accepting environment through community, fellowship, and unity. We believe it is important to create an environment where atypical children can thrive on their own terms alongside their peers.
EMPOWER
We hope to help empower parents by sharing our story and personal experience. We strive to inspire you to help you better advocate for your child and offer your child opportunities.
❊ Testimonials
Built from Family, Trusted by Parents.
But don’t take our word for it, hear what our families are saying about their experience.
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“Many times, my child is required to fit a program or activity. For AAC, the activities are made to fit my child. AAC sees my child as a whole person. They value his strengths, interests, and talents. The activities are flexible, it’s okay if my son can only sit for a few minutes for a story or can only complete 3 steps of the craft before needing a break. There is a sense of community between the kids but also a sense of community between the caregivers. A sense of belongingness. Caregivers have shared experiences, stories to tell, and resources to share. Everyone involved feels well supported. The whole family cannot wait for the the monthly outing”
— Sarah L., Parent
