Touch the

Future

Gift a special needs child life-changing programs and services.

Yes, I want to give

1 in 5 children

face major challenges…whether it’s

ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or

emotional and behavioral difficulties.

Families are often left feeling

overwhelmed, alone, and unsure of where to turn.

It all begins with a dream.

A dream of world where every child is given the chance to reach their full potential.

Sparking a future of possibilities.

Where children who’ve been told they can’t… learn they can.

Ways You

Can Touch the Future

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One-Time Gift

$100 Supports Families Seeking Essential Services

$250 Buys School Supplies for a Child in Need
$500 Offsets a Child’s Cognitive Evaluation Costs

Give a Gift of Hope

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Monthly Giving

$50/month - Help Send a Child in Need to Summer Camp

$83.33/month Offsets the Cost of an Autism Evaluation
$125/month Provides Mental Health Sessions for Teens in Need

Become a Hope Haven Hero

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Planned Giving

Include Hope Haven in Your Will

Leave a Gift Through Life Insurance
Donate Securities or Property

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HOPE HAVEN IS A NONPROFIT CORPORATION UNDER 501(c)(3). IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SOLICITATIONS OF CONTRIBUTIONS ACT, CHAPTER 496, FLORIDA STATUTES, HOPE HAVEN CHILDREN’S CLINIC AND FAMILY CENTER HAS BEEN ISSUED REGISTRATION NUMBER CH5239. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE 800-435-7352 WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE.

Our Programs & Services

Assessments & Evaluations

Comprehensive evaluations to identify autism, ADHD, learning differences, and developmental delays.
We are the only provider in Northeast Florida using EarliPoint™ diagnostic eye-tracking technology.
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Academic Intervention (Tutoring)

One-on-one and small-group tutoring using research-based strategies tailored to how your child learns best.
Reading, math, executive function, and more.
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Center for Educational Advocacy

Guidance for Families Navigating Special Education
We help families understand services, navigate IEP or 504 Plans, and collaborate with schools to ensure students receive the accommodations and support they need to succeed.
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Camp Hope

An inclusive summer day camp that combines art, literacy, STEAM, and movement through weekly color-themed experiences.
For children and young adults with disabilities, ages 3–21.
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Camp - Reading Academic

“Unlocking the Code of Reading”—a summer literacy camp for struggling readers.
Hands-on, Orton-Gillingham-based instruction.
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Career Camps (Spring, Summer, Winter)

Seasonal camps for teens and young adults with disabilities focused on job readiness, life skills, and independence.
Each season features hands-on experiences and social connection.
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Discovery School

A year-round, inclusive early learning program for children (ages 3–5) with intellectual or developmental differences.
Small classrooms. On-site therapy. 236 days/year.
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Employment & Transition Services

Support for young adults transitioning to life after school.
Job skills training, supported employment, and personalized career exploration.
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Hope After School

Inclusive after-school care for ages 3–22 with disabilities.
Academic support, life skills, social development, and fun in a structured, safe environment.
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Mental Health Counseling

Compassionate counseling for individuals and families, in person or virtually.
Our licensed therapists support mental wellness through all of life’s transitions.
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Social Skills Group

Helping Kids and Teens Build Real World Confidence
Our age-specific Social Skills Groups create a supportive space for children and teens to practice communication, emotional regulation, and peer interaction skills.
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