Community Resources

Community Parent Resource Centers (CPRCs) serve families of children and young adults from birth to age 22 with various disabilities including physical, cognitive, emotional and learning disabilities.

more info on TEa cprc 

Irving Parks and Recreation serves individuals with special mental and physical needs through an Adult Therapeutic Day Program, Irving Special Olympics and the AquaStars swim program.

More Info on the City of Irving's Special Needs Program

The Miracle League of Irving provides children with disabilities, regardless of their ability, the opportunity to play baseball.

Each child dresses in an official uniform, makes plays in the field and rounds the bases just like their peers. This is a great opportunity to socialize, learn to work together and ask for help when needed. 

To learn more, visit YMCADALLAS

TWS Vocational Rehabilitation Services serves youth and students with disabilities to help prepare for post-secondary education and employment opportunities. Services are eligibility and need-based.

More info on TWC Services for Student with Disabilities

Metrocare is North Texas' leading nonprofit dedicated to helping people with mental illness, developmental disabilities and severe emotional problems live healthier lives. Metrocare provides a comprehensive array of individually-tailored services to help the people we serve toward meaningful and satisfying lives. 

 More info on metroCare