We never give up on any child we serve.

“The last hope for many children,” is what many say about Damar Services. Why? Because at Damar, successfully addressing and treating these severe challenges many children and youth face is an everyday fact of life.

We have earned a solid reputation as a provider of choice in a very challenging field, and there’s a reason why: We never give up on any child we serve. Not ever.

Through our client-focused services, our team of therapists and other skilled professionals helps each child discover his strengths and talents and then provides innovative and individualized services designed to help each child achieve his potential and live more independently.

Working together with our clients and their families, referring agencies and others, Damar builds better futures for the deserving children we serve.

Children & Youth Services Addressing the specialized needs of our youngest clients, Damar offers a variety of professional residential and community-based treatment services for children and youth ages 6-21, including (but not limited to):

• Residential Services
• Autism Services (Life Skills)
• Early Intervention Services
• Transitional Living Services
• Intensive/Secure Services (for those facing severe behavioral challenges)
• Open Campus Services (for those needing round-the-clock intensive treatment best available in a residential setting)
• Prevention And Support Services (PASS)
• Group Homes
• Education Services
• Behavior Management
• Counseling Services
• Development Screenings and Evaluations
• Developmental Therapy
• Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapy
• Sensory Integration Therapy
• Recreational Therapy
• Occupational Therapy
• Art Therapy

We understand that a developmental disability can affect every member of the family. That’s why Damar offers warm, family-centered learning and support services for parents, siblings and other family members and caregivers. These include:

• Parent-Child Groups
• Parent Education and Support Groups
• “Sibshops” Workshops for Siblings

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