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Best Buddies Indiana
Best Buddies® is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with intellectual disabilities by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships and integrated employment. Learn more at www.bestbuddies.org/find-programs/indiana
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Champ Camp
We are a camp for children and adolescents, ages six and up, who have tracheostomies and those that require respiratory assistance, including the use of ventilators. Many of our campers also have unique physical challenges, including quadriplegia. Learn more at www.champcamp.org
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TherAPlay Foundation Inc.
Located at 9919 Towne Road in Carmel, TherAplay is one of the largest and finest equine-assisted therapy programs in the United States and was established as a nonprofit, outpatient pediatric rehabilitation clinic in 2001. A talented therapy team has incorporated the innovative idea of using the movement of horses as a treatment tool within physical and occupational therapy. TherAplay is the only full-time rehabilitation clinic specializing in the use of horses in Central Indiana. Learn more at www.childrenstheraplay.org
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The Joseph Maley Foundation
The Joseph Maley Foundation strives to dispel perceptions others may have of people living with disabilities through its disability awareness program, Kids on the Block program and service day program, which sends older students to many of our other charities to volunteer. The Kids on the Block program is a unique way to teach awareness and acceptance of all others with the help of child size puppets. After extensive training in the effective use of these puppets, the puppet troupe (made up of older students) hosts puppet shows and Q&A sessions to teach Pre-K thru 4th grade students the importance of accepting others. Learn more at www.josephmaley.org
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Outside the Box
Outside the Box empowers people with disabilities through three avenues: day services, employment services and an art program. Its day services program offers a customized therapeutic agenda for each individual and has a small participant to staff ratio. Curriculum topics include social and communication skills, relationship building, problem solving, independence and job-readiness. Learn more at http://otbonline.org
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Hollis Adams Foundation
The Hollis Adams Foundation (HAF) serves adults with development disabilities through social, recreational and community-based opportunities in central Indiana. The adult members gather together to participate in events and activities around the city designed to create life-long friendships. Learn more at www.hollisadams.org
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