Brave Warrior Project

“Expenses advertising 807 office 2,887 information technology 1,982 conferences / meetings 2,781 insurance 2,590 repairs & maintenance 4,111 programs 7,319 supplies 2,931 miscellaneous 12 total 25,420”

“We are a non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating barriers for familes with children that have developmental disorders, chronic health care needs, and cancer in our pacific northwest small town communities. We do this by providing acccess to resources, parent education, development of programs that encourance play, socialization, support systems, and community collaboration with entities that put our children's needs first.”

“Meaningful friendships have a hugh impact on the quality of our lives. However it does not come easy for all kids in the scoial groups at brave warrior project we strive to help kids gain social awarenes and understand social cues, gian self-confidence and increase social interaction, and to increase effective communication and conflict resolution skills all of this will asist our children in creating lasting bonds and friendships throughout their lives. As well as at home and at school. Using evidence based practice, through structure games, unstructed play, role-playing, videos and more. Our goal is to allow kids to gain theses skills through fun. Groups are run twice per week for a total of 8 sessions with the group size kept at 5 kids.”

“Family coordinator program offers emotional support, information about community resources, education, and events to parents of children with developmental disabilities, chronic illness or special health care needs.”

“The respite program is planned temporary care for a child with unique care giving needs to provide relief for their usual caregiver for a period of time. The respite program provides qualified, trained and caring respite specialists. In 2019 we had the pleasure to serve over 500 children and families through our programs.”