Their mission is to provide support and resources to these individuals, teaching them essential social skills, offering educational opportunities, and creating a strong support network. With a humble beginning in 2008, iCan House has grown tremendously and has served over 1400 children, teens, and adults. Neurodivergent individuals often face challenges such as bullying, isolation, anxiety, and depression.

Without proper support, these issues can escalate, leading to self-harm or even suicide. During the transition to adulthood, social difficulties and executive functioning challenges can become more pronounced, putting these individuals at real-life dangers. By providing instruction in life, independence, and social skills, iCan House aims to enhance the well-being of neurodivergent individuals, increase their productivity, and prevent negative outcomes.

They strive to empower these individuals and decrease their dependence on federal and state assistance, potentially preventing homelessness. Join iCan House in making a difference today by supporting their mission