Welcome…. Mission… Enhance quality of life for children and families across ALL diverse communities Provide SUPERIOR services to Autism Spectrum & Developmental.

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Welcome…

Mission… Enhance quality of life for children and families across ALL diverse communities Provide SUPERIOR services to Autism Spectrum & Developmental Disability community to accelerate access to materials and desired lifestyles Embrace families as TRUE partners to inspire sustained positive changes Model “Positive Expectations! Positive Actions! Positive Solutions!” to impact social change across future generations Provide COORDINATED & COMBINED services across disciplines for Education/Community Outreach/Clinical Therapy programs

Background… 1.Vision for LADDER started and supported by INTERDISCIPLINARY team of LaSalle volunteer staff across university 2.Program supports the LaSalle philosophy of service to enhance our community of learners 3.LaSalle students are enriched with internships and active involvement for life long learning

* Workshop Series Workshops conducted monthly Family Directory Binders & Resources shared Topics of FAMILY choices Raffles/Gifts/Lunches are shared Child Care is provided * Individual Family Therapy & Marriage and Couples Therapy Confidential and Scheduled * Direct therapeutic services to children— LaSalle Enrichment Activity Program (LEAP) Evening program for scholastic enrichment and respite care Socialization skills & opportunities Inter-school connections Transition from school to community organizations, post-school settings & businesses

Programs… * Speech & Language Services to children * Music & Art Therapy—KARDON Institute for Arts partnership * LaSalle Technology Access Program (L-TAP) Technology accessibility & training for families to provide laptops in homes * Social Work Services for families * Web-site Information * Directory of Services * Networking for families …& MORE to COME…

Celebrating Successes… Parent/Family Magazine Autism Walk Autism Conferences Family Game Nights LaSalle Television Program Family Solutions-1 to 1 Meetings LADDER Web-site

Possible & Future Support… Expand current programs—MORE days, evenings, weekends, larger audience across communities Respite Care expansion Wrap-Around Services in the home/Social Work Religious Studies & Houses of Worship Newsletters/Lending Library Transition programs from school to work businesses Student recruitment to address educational diversity Summer Programs/Sports Programs/Leisure Activities Sensitivity & Awareness Workshops for community groups and businesses More & more…

9 Welcome to the LADDER Family Center…

10 Children’s Activity Room

11 Ladder Enrichment Activity Program (LEAP) youngsters and LaSalle students learning together…

12 Technology supports the LEAP activities Programs build on success!

13 LADDER Families at Work… Families grow in Monthly Workshops! Excited to be at LADDER family center

The LaSalle Technology Access Program (L-TAP) builds skills to assist families

Our Marriage & Family Therapy Clinical Intern develops helpful programs.