Celebrating
17 Years of Service!
A place of belonging
“‘iCan House is a place of belonging for neurodiverse people and those who love them. Kim Shufran has created an environment over 15 years where this population can be met and loved. iCan House leads participants to new and creative ways of daily living. It is a treasure in our community---- a treasure waiting to be shared on a wider stage! “
- Nicholas B. Bragg
We Can’t Wait To Meet You!
Testimonials
“I was struggling with my daughter, who is immature and needs a little social guidance. She joined the iClub. After about 4 months in the program, she then from her group to the next level. She's a work in progress, and I know the staff will work with her and help her mature socially to become a wonderful young woman.”
Victoria
Adam
“Autism is often an invisible condition. Since our nineteen-year-old son has become involved in the iCan House, he has had new opportunities for new directions. Opportunity for inclusion and acceptance by his own circle of friends. Opportunity to learn and practice social skills. He is even learning about dating! He has the opportunity to participate in his own social schedule for get-togethers, dining out, celebrations, and parties...and not as a tag-a-long! The opportunity to learn to be a valuable and functional member of society and of family. iCan House is a vast opportunity for him to become. Our son is no longer invisible. Thank you sincerely for your ongoing support. You do change lives.”
Bobby
“My son was in AB therapy for over two years, mainly for social skills. He hated it (and honestly so did the rest of the family). We spent thousands of dollars monthly on therapy with little to no positive change socially. His teacher recommended iCan House and it has changed his world! He now enjoys coming to his club, and having fun with his new friends. Yes, he now has friends! At iCan House, there is no judgment and no pressure for him to be someone else. He can be authentically himself. And he is learning new skills while having fun!”
Neurodiverse individuals represent over 20% of the adult population. From the latest CDC report released in March 2023, 1 in 36 children have autism. Neurodiversity cuts across race, gender, orientation, and socio-economic levels, and includes diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder, ADD/ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia (math disability), anxiety, dyspraxia, executive functioning, auditory processing, and sensory processing differences or disorders.
Chances are you know someone who is Neurodiverse
iCan House is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All donations are tax-deductible.
