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The LDI Mission
To motivate and inspire LDI students to seek and
experience success...Optimize each individual's potential...Enhance their
quality of life...Do so, in a challenging and supportive learning &
living environment.
The compelling drive to find one's own way in the world is no less strong
in those with learning and neurodiversity issues than in any other young
adult. Few other "journeys" are more important, or more difficult
than those of seeking successful adulthood. For many, the need to
prove themselves remains strong throughout life. The LDI is a beacon of
hope for older adolescents and adults who struggle with learning disabilities,
attention deficit disorders, Autism spectrum disorders and other related
conditions.
Together with a competent and dedicated staff of caring professionals,
the program strives to achieve its Mission. The LDI staff and its administrators
are devoted to actively work with and support parents who are eager for
a place where their adult-child can thrive and succeed. Families look
to LDI for hope and support, as seemingly there are few other viable resources
for their children. LDI strives to ease the difficult transition for the
parent from being their adult-child's advocate to being a parent who can
empower their offspring to become more independent (click
here for more about LDI story).
This Mission Statement serves as a reminder of the sacred trust placed
with the LDI by the parents of LDI students. In addition, let it be a
charge answered by the LDI and its staff of the common family prayer --
"let my child's life count for something."
