~~This site will present our organization's cause and ideas to the world. Since communicating isn't always easy, we'll try to include photos and images that convey our message. We'll also include specific information about our organization and its members, so no one forgets the people behind the pictures.

We specialize and take pride in serving the underserved.

Mission Statement

Special Blessings is a 501 c 3

non-profit organization for children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families.

Our goal is to educate children, families

and volunteers through support group

meetings and community inclusion.

By providing families with information

and knowledge, it will empower them to

help their children grow to their fullest potential.

Welcome to Special Blessings Inc

(A 501 c 3 Non Profit Organization)

Founder, Roxanne Sinsapaugh and her inspiration,son, Shaun.

Click on this link to view Shaun's Story.

Homeward Bound

Become a Member/Volunteer

Join our community!

~Not everyone wants to get involved in the same way. On this page we will present different options to encourage others to get involved in our cause.

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On this page we'll describe some of the interesting and fun activities our organization sponsors.

~Privacy Statement

Special Blessings respects the privacy of its members and those who receive our publications. We do not sell or otherwise share our mailing list, email notification list, or any other personal information with other businesses or organizations.

Special Blessings is...

"Changing the Disabilities of today into the

Abilities of Tomorrow"

Opportunities

"Homeward Bound" is a Fund Raising series that has been established to help raise funding and awareness for the housing need for adults with developmental disabilities.

Getting Involved

**Special Blessings serves Children & Adults with Developmental Disabilities.***

A developmental disability occurs before the age of 22, will likely last a lifetime, and results in limitations in 3 or more of the following areas: self-care, language (hearing and speaking), ability to live independently, learning, mobility, and ability to earn a living or hold a job. Some examples of developmental disability are: Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation or Downs Syndrome