Rooted in positive thinking, iCan House seeks to enhance the lives of neurodivergent individuals by
Teaching Social Skills
Providing Educational Opportunities
Maintaining A Hub For Resources
Providing A Support Network For Those In Need
We started with only 6 children in 2008, and since our humble beginnings have now served over 1000 children, teens, and adults.
Our Mission
Those who are wired differently experience bullying, isolation, debilitating fear, anxiety, and depression. Without help this will worsen, problems grow, and they are at risk of self-harm and possibly suicide. During puberty and the transition to adulthood they can experience even greater social difficulties, executive functioning challenges, and real-life dangers. They are vulnerable and at risk of victimization and violation.
Unfortunately, many can become dependent on federal and state assistance and may even become homeless. Providing instruction in life, independence, and social skills will enhance well-being, increase productivity, and prevent such negative outcomes.
