Chase's Place, Inc.

Chase's Place is a Dallas-area private non-profit school, serving students with moderate to severe developmental disabilities including Autism, Cerebral Palsy, traumatic brain injuries and neurological disorders. Through our Day School program, Chase's Place strives to balance the teaching of daily living skills with the teaching of functional academic skills and fine and gross motor skills. We accomplish this by focusing on individual assistance as well as supporting increased student independence to the greatest extent possible. Along with teaching, Chase's Place integrates therapeutic services into each regular school day. A therapist provides direct services to our students and consults weekly with teachers to incorporate the student's specific goals into their daily routines. Our services include: Speech, Occupational, Physical and Recreational Therapy.

Chase's Place is a Dallas-area private non-profit school, serving students with moderate to severe developmental disabilities including Autism, Cerebral Palsy, traumatic brain injuries and neurological disorders.

Chase's Place has a 2:1 student/teacher ratio.

Programs are individualized for each student and include Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Recreational Therapy.

We also focus on social skills, self-help skills, functional living skills, and community skills.

Chase's Place also accepts students with severe behavioral problems, students who are nonverbal, and students who are not yet toilet trained.

Chase's Place accepts students with all types of diagnoses including Autism, Traumatic Brain Injuries, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome and many other childhood disorders.

Our Needs

The cost to provided needed services to a student at Chase's Place is approximately $44,000 per student every year. Many families with severely disabled students are unable to afford this tuition rate. Our families are able to send their students to Chase's Place through our scholarship program and donated funds geared towards our therapy programs. Our current agency needs are funding for scholarships, therapy programs, and general operating cost.