Penrickton Center for Blind Children

In 1952, Penrickton Center for Blind Children began as a day nursery for blind pre-schoolers when no such program existed. Three families (Penman, Ricker and Wigginton) created a Center that has evolved to supply five-day residential and daycare services to children who are visually impaired and multi-disabled, ages 1-12 from across the nation. For over 70 years, the families have received these services at no cost. All financial support is provided by individuals, service clubs, corporations and foundations. Established in Taylor, Michigan, the brick building is a reminder of the dedication and hard work of staff and volunteers. The center...

Active learning,accessibility,child development,residential daycare,occupational therapy,music therapy,life enrichment,special needs care,special needs children,individualized development planning,sensory learning,complex learning needs,consultation and referrals,community education and outreach,in-service training,and dance and movement therapy

Penrickton center for blind children operates in the Child day care services industry.

Penrickton center for blind children's revenue is 11m - 100m

Penrickton center for blind children has 11 - 50 employees.