The goals of The Jordan Ralls Autistic Children Foundation is by Fall of 2008, open an afterschool center where children with autism can come to play and learn. The center will offer children a wide variety of activities.  The children will do art and cooking.  There will be help with homework. The children will have the opportunity to go on outings in the community.  There will be resource center where parents can come to use computers to search for services. There will be pamphlets and handouts on the wall and a volunteer on hand who can answer any questions or help the parents find needed services in the community. The center will offer family support groups where parents can come together to share their experiences and their hope for the future. There will be trained qualified staff, teachers, case managers and administration. There will also be volunteers and interns on to help staff. 

We will strive to provide your child with fun-filled adventures and educational opportunities. The Jordan Ralls Foundation strongly believes that community involvement strengthens our children's awareness, and creates increased positive interactions within the community.

Activities will be paired with constant learning opportunities that will leave children feeling strong and empowered about all that they can accomplish.

We will continue to raise funds so that in the future we will be able to open a full day recreation center that will sit on 3 acres of land.  The recreation center will be a lot like the after school center but will provide many more services to the children and their families. 

The Jordan Ralls Autistic Children Foundation is dedicated to enriching the lives of the children with Autism. 

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It is the mission of The Jordan Ralls Autistic Children Foundation, Inc. to empower children with special challenges to live, learn, work and participate in the community.

Who We Are

The Jordan Ralls Autistic Children Foundation, Inc. is a private, non-profit organization serving children with developmental, emotional or behavioral disabilities. Based in Fairfield, California, The Jordan Ralls Autistic Children Foundation was founded in 2005.