Your company can become the official sponsor of one or more of our programs by donating the full amount needed to fund it for one year. Teamwork Wins will name the program after your company and include your company information in any written or online materials for the program.
Peer Mentoring is a highly successful, peer-directed program for adolescents with Asperger’s Syndrome (AS) and High-Functioning Autism (HFA). Our trained peer mentors help children with invisible challenges to blend with their peers so they can better interface with their friends and classmates.
Cost Per Child for One Year: $13,000
Fundraising Goal for 2008 (extending the program to 20 children): $260,000
Teamwork Wins’ school-based consulting and training services provides local schools with a trained Autism specialist who works with administration, faculty, staff and students to ensure children with invisible challenges get the help they need. This may include consulting services, trainings, in-services and seminars. We are currently working in three Montgomery County school districts, and hope to expand our program to the remaining 17 within the next five years.
Cost Per School District For One Year: $54,000
Fundraising Goal for 2008 (extending the program to a total of six school districts): $324,000
Trained mentors provide one-on-one guidance for individuals and/or families who are ready to take responsibility for their thoughts, feelings and actions. A mentor can teach clients the skills necessary to function in today’s classrooms, playgrounds and workplaces.
Cost Per Family for One Year: $13,000
Fundraising Goal for 2008 (extending the program to 20 families): $260,000
Teamwork Wins’ transitional programs are designed to provide awareness skills and practical tools for children & adolescents with invisible challenges as they encounter life transitions (elementary to middle school, middle school to high school, high school to life). We have specific training programs that cover topics such as:
Cost Per School Of In-Classroom Transitional Program For One Year: $54,000
Fundraising Goal for 2008 (Extending the program to three schools in Montgomery County): $162,000
The ASD SPECTRUM Project (grant-funded program) teams up with Gwynedd-Mercy College (GMC), a leading college of early childhood and special education, to provide a quality program that provides early identification of Invisible Challenges. This gives children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ASD and other Invisible Challenges the opportunity to be included and accepted so they can thrive in a welcoming and safe preschool environment.
Cost of ASD Spectrum Project for One Preschool For One School Year: $35,000
Fundraising Goal for 2008 (extending the program to a total of four preschools): $140,000