Donation
The Case for Giving
For over 50 years Grafton has made a difference in the lives of people challenged by complex disabilities. Beginning at the kitchen table of Ruth Birch, and developing into a multi-state provider of many different services, Grafton is a vibrant and essential part of our community. You funds help us to:
- Fund creative and innovative services that that would otherwise not be affordable such as;
- Music therapy
- Art therapy
- Library services
- Animal assisted intervention in partnership with Paw4People
- Equestrian therapy
- Development of best practices and thought leadership such as;
- Ukeru, our award-winning non-coercive intervention approach and,
- Goal Mastery, an innovative system for tracking and ensuring consumer progress
- Offset expenses for educational services that would otherwise go unfunded
- Sponsor continuing education of current staff to improve qualifications, etc
- Support a thought leader combating the epidemic of autism
- Develop community resources to combat the epidemic of autism
WHY NOW?
- Healthcare reform means that standard funding streams are being rethought/changed challenged
- Recession has put the Commonwealth into financial stress, and the Medicaid budget is a huge part of the budget.
- There is a great need to develop innovative approaches to the treatment of those with autism. 1 in 88 children have an autism spectrum disorder according to the CDC
- Our groundbreaking work in Ukeru and Goal Mastery requires dedicated time and resources, hard to come by in this era of financial uncertainty
Most Recent News
Grafton to use mobile technology to improve patient outcome
By Kim Walter The Northern Virginia Daily Grafton Integrated Health … Continue reading →
AudioEye and Grafton Integrated Health Network Announce Technology Development Partnership
News: For Immediate Release AudioEye and Grafton Integrated Health Network … Continue reading →
Governor McDonnell Proclaims March Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
News: For Immediate Release Governor McDonnell Proclaims March Developmental Disabilities … Continue reading →
Finding hope for children with autism
By Kim Walter The Northern Virginia Daily Betsy Shanley, left, … Continue reading →
Vol 4 • Issue 2 • Mar 2013
Grafton Celebrates Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month Earlier this month, Governor … Continue reading →



