Our MISSION: To provide a safe and caring environment with programs incorporating academics, physical development, positive behavior support, vocational training, independent living skills and communication training where all children and young adults with disabilities have the opportunity to develop to their maximum potential and improve their quality of life via a “highly qualified” staff; all-the-while providing support and encouragement to their families.
Help for Brain Injured Children, Inc. (HBIC) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and recognizes that each child is a unique person with their own difficulties in coping with the demands of society and believes that all children should be afforded the opportunity to maximize their potential. HBIC has operated continuously since 1967 and is vitally concerned with the academic, physical and environmental condition of children and young adults with disabilities. Seeking to help remedy these conditions, HBIC assists in the educational and physical processes with the most appropriate programs available. HBIC realizes not every person will achieve “normalcy,” but without exception, those who receive daily stimulation do show improvement. A person who functions better is a happier human being.
Help for Brain Injured Children, Inc. (HBIC) is a 501(c) non-profit, and home of The Cleta Harder Developmental Day School (CHDS) Program- A CA Department of Education fully certified NPS for children and young adults with moderate/severe multiple disabilities, including autism.
For more information click CHDS in the menu to the left.
La Habra Dental Care
901 W. Whittier Blvd.
562-905-8338
With the team of Dr. Diane Lee, DDS & Dr. "Doc" Adrian Acosta, DDS, all of your individual, family, and SPECIAL NEEDS dentistry services can be met. Including implants, invisalign, smile makeovers and laser dentistry. La Habra Dental Care has been providing the community for a significant number of years, and always gives back!
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