At Varghese Summersett PLLC, we are dedicated to our Fort Worth community and enjoy supporting various non-profit activities and organizations, including as ambassadors for Habitat for Humanity and as founding
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iTaalk Autism Foundation
iTaalk Autism Foundation is a 501c3 Non-Profit, with a mission to provide assistive technology devices to individuals with autism, and educate the world on the latest technologies that benefit individuals
Enable Special Needs Planning
We help families create comprehensive plans for their children with special needs, tailored to their unique abilities, which allow them to thrive each and every day of their lives. ENABLE
Rebound Home and Community Therapy
We provide home-based ABA services for all ages. Our hours can be very flexible for we strive to meet the needs of the family. We also provide speech, OT and
Udemy
We’re a global marketplace for learning and teaching online where anyone can master new skills and achieve their goals. We help organizations of all types and sizes prepare for the
Westminster Technologies
Westminster Technologies is a small, woman-owned business that offers products and services to helps support special education teachers and therapists in their efforts to make a difference in the lives
Autism Care Today (ACT)
Autism Care Today is a national nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to raise awareness and provide treatment services and support to families to help their children with autism be
Fun and Function
Like many great things in life, our company was born of the desire for change. We started Fun and Function because we couldn’t find kid-friendly sensory tools that would fit
ChalkWild
Recipe to stand out: 1 part ChalkWild erasable backpack, 1 part chalk markers, & a dash of creativity & imagination. Young children who are starting life with trauma caused by
Alt+Shift
Alt+Shift is an Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Grant Funded Initiative through the Michigan Department of Education, Office of Special Education. Every Learner Has Special Needs Learners do not