Life
Without
Limits
Your donation to Wabash Center empowers and equips people with developmental disabilities and special needs to dream bigger, live better, and show the world what’s possible.
Celebrating 70 years of impact
35+
Programs Offered
1,500
Career Placements
7,000+
Individuals Served
THE LAST 70 YEARS
In 1953, Wabash School for the Exceptional began by serving 10 families in a room at the YWCA. As the school grew, they moved to a local church, then an abandoned school, before breaking ground on the Greenbush campus in 1968. Today, Wabash Center supports more than 700 individuals across various age groups and life stages.
“Wabash Center has meant a lot to us since 1981. Bobby graduated from Wabash Center’s pre-school program and attended workshop half days in high school. Now he is active in adult day services and loves being with his peers each day. The staff treats him with love and care. He goes on outings and has many different activities each week. Wabash Center is his home away from home, and we are so grateful for its existence.”
-Marlene Bibby, Bobby’s mother
OUR PROGRAMS
Wabash Center provides a full continuum of care for individuals with disabilities and special needs and their caregivers. Your donation makes it possible to continue these programs in the coming year.
Supported Living
Helping people live safely, affordably, and independently
Youth services
Offering day services. after-school programming and summer camps
Soar
ABA therapy and other clinical autism services for children and young adults
day services
Providing educational activities and community outings
Family Supports
Providing transportation, respite, and other assistance
employment services
Offering job coaching, interview prep, and rights counseling
Guardianship services
Providing Volunteer Advocates to be the voice for vulnerable adults
enterprise services
Teaching workplace skills in a supportive setting
Wabash Center employment partners
DONATE
Together we’re making life without limits possible for people with disabilities and special needs.
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