Mission Statement

Teamwork Wins Ltd. (TWW) is a nonprofit 501(c) (3) organization that provides answers for children with invisible challenges. Invisible challenges (ICs) include, having difficulty with basic social cues, spatial awareness, understanding other people’s intent, and conflict resolution. We work to develop children's verbal and non-verbal communication skills, clear up misperceptions, and promote self-advocacy. These ICs are often seen in multi-faceted, multi-cultural gifted children. Children who are sensitive (Indigo) or have symptoms of AD/HD, Asperger’s, Dyslexia, emotional, verbal and sexual abuse, anxiety, and depression.

 

History & Name

In July of 1998, at age thirty-three, Adele Saccarelli Cavallaro was diagnosed with Dyslexia and AD/HD. Her hyperactivity & attention problems caused her to miss blocks of information in school. Problems with sustaining her mental focus interferred with her reading, understanding & decision-making skills. This difficulty also affected her relationships, her reading, writing, conversational & communication skills. Motivated to find a solution, Adele discovered that not one method alone was successful in dealing with her challenges. It took utilizing traditional & alternative methods to effectively help Adele to eliminate & cope with her challenges. After graduating from the A.D.D. Coach Academy, she had an idea to create an organization that would provide every child with an Invisible Challenge access to ALL quality resources. She called it “Teamwork Wins.”


Teamwork Wins Ltd. incorporates a variety of different modalities and ideologies, with the goal of providing every child with the access to ALL quality resources. The phrase “teamwork wins” creates the foundation for change, awareness, and answers for children with Invisible Challenge. With the help of many other individuals that have since joined the team, Adele & the team conduct a cutting-edge non-profit organization that serves children, parents & professionals, creating programs that work for children across the spectrum.