About Us
A Chance To Grow is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded to help everyone reach their highest potential.
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A Chance To Grow offers an array of educational and clinical brain-centered programs and services all under one roof. Our holistic approach to developing individual programs for each client ensures a comprehensive experience for you and your family.
Trained in the areas of Speech-Language Pathology, Occupational Therapy, Traditional and Developmental Vision interventions, Auditory Therapy, Neurofeedback and Audio-Visual Entrainment, and Elementary and Early Childhood Education, our variety of specialists bring a tremendous amount of knowledge and care to every client's experience. Each day, we are driven by an agency-wide passion to help every person reach his or her highest possible potential. |
Art Sandler and Jesse DeBoer, 1985
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We see potential in everyone!
Since 1983, people have trusted A Chance To Grow with improving the lives of their loved ones. We offer a variety of programs and services that help children and adults, from those with developmental delays to those who experience common learning struggles. We are also home to one of Hennepin County's 12 Strong Beginnings sites, the Turnquist Child Enrichment Center, offering childcare services for children six-weeks-old to Kindergarten age.
Since 1983, people have trusted A Chance To Grow with improving the lives of their loved ones. We offer a variety of programs and services that help children and adults, from those with developmental delays to those who experience common learning struggles. We are also home to one of Hennepin County's 12 Strong Beginnings sites, the Turnquist Child Enrichment Center, offering childcare services for children six-weeks-old to Kindergarten age.
Co-Founders, Kathy & Bob DeBoer, 2017
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"Today, we continue to support the unlimited hope of a parent's dreams for their child to grow to their highest potential by applying the latest research on the neurophysiological development of the brain and human beings." |