Assess
We provide developmental and academic assessments, not to diagnose, but to help the family better understand their child’s strengths and areas that need BUILDing. We share our results with the family to help them better understand their child’s development and learning styles.
Resource
We meet with families and help them connect with the appropriate resources in the community. Building All Children has developed a unique
follow-up process for families. This process includes connecting the family to local therapists and counselors, or developing an individualized home program.
Empower
We empower families through programs we have developed at Building All Children. These include Community Playgroups, Tiny Town, Building Readers, Building Readiness, and Rise & Build. These programs provide opportunities to BUILD strong families.
What is Building All Children?
Mission: To assess, resource, and empower children and their families
to build each child’s development and individual learning style.
Vision: That every family is equipped and empowered to improve each child’s development
physically, socially, emotionally, and spiritually.
“And I told them of the hand of my God that had been upon me for good, and also of the words that the king had spoken to me.
And they said, “Let us rise up and build.” so they strengthened their hands for the good work.”
– Nehemiah 2:18
We believe that all children are unique and learn differently. We Assess the child to fully understand their overall development. We then help the family by providing Resources to help build and strengthen the child’s specific domains (cognitive, social, emotional, adaptive, fine motor, gross motor, and language). After we connect the family to the appropriate resources we then desire to Empower the family! We believe that the family needs to be encouraged, supported, and guided. This unique part of our program is what sets our program apart from others. Building All Children is not only about the child but we are about the entire family!
Micah’s Story
Rawling’s Story
Family Stories