Success Stories

"It's hard to accept something is different with your child, but early intervention is vital to success," Amy said.

"Mason and Gabe were both able to get therapy early and now attend mainstream schools. Seeing my children participate, make friends, and just be happy little boys is a blessing."

"It took time, it's not like the world changes in one session, but he learned skills over a few years that laid the foundation for him to build on."

"To see him being ready to go a big public high school that he picked...it's really fantastic."

Robert has lived at Fraser Hopkins Court since November of 2010. "I like it. It's bigger than my old place," he said.

Fraser Independent Living Apartments help make it possible for Robert and others with disabilities to live and work on their own with some support.

At Fraser School, kids learn about letters and numbers, and about respect and acceptance. "It's great that our kids are exposed to people that are not like them," Andy said.

"At Fraser, the message is that everybody's different, and we're all together. Fraser makes all children feel special every day."

"Davion is still active, but now he listens more. He gets rewards instead of punishment. Without Fraser, I would still be trying to find help," said Camille.

Fraser helps many children each year like Davion who have emotional or behavioral issues. "I would recommend Fraser to anyone. I'm so thankful."

Matt and Michelle's two boys receive Rehabilitation Services and attend Fraser School. "Fraser has the same goals for our boys as we do."

"We all want them to be independent and live happy, fulfilling lives. With Fraser as part of our life, we know that can happen."