Testimonials
View All“David” an 8 year old boy with classic Autism, came to us after being removed from his home by DCF. He was non-verbal, using grunting sounds and pointing or acting out to communicate his thoughts and feelings. He had an intense fear of going outside and making transitions to new places was overwhelming for him. His academic skills were extremely low and he was not getting any real educational services due to the upheaval in his life. HCRS staff immediately began to identify the services he would need to progress and grow. A shared living provider was found who has given him a wonderful family environment to live and grow in. David now goes to school for the whole day. He is using his words more than ever and instead of pulling on someone or grunting or pointing, he is prompted to use requests like “ Can I use the computer, please,” without being told.
Golf Tournament
HCRS' 2023 golf tournament fundraiser to raise funds for our Kindle Farm School is returning to the beautiful Brattleboro Country Club. The event will take place on Friday, June 30, 2023. We would love for you to be a part of this important fundraiser!
To Register or Sponsor the Tournament online, click HERE
About Kindle Farm School
We hope you can join us in raising important funding for our Kindle Farm Alternative School which serves boys in grades 2-12. Kindle Farm serves students with a variety of emotional, behavioral, neurological, and learning needs. Students benefit from a setting that provides multiple hands-on learning experiences, an appreciation of multiple intelligences, a strong staff to student ratio, and the understanding that every student wakes up in the morning wanting to succeed.
Kindle Farm's mission is to provide a physically and emotionally safe school environment, using a combination of diverse activities, strong supervision, and guidance, so that students can discard old patterns and habits and discover and practice new ways to communicate, problem-solve, and learn more effectively.
