IRS 990 Nonprofit Profile
Achievement Centers For Children
Primary exempt purpose and program service accomplishments the mission of achievement centers for children is to empower children and adults with disabilities to achieve their greatest potential through holistic and family-focused services. since 1940, achievement centers for children (acc) has served children and adults with a broad range of disabilities and special needs. from the beginning, the agency has demonstrated a commitment to careful planning and thoughtful evolution in programming, services, and facilities to best meet the needs of those with disabilities throughout northeast ohio. acc uses a family-centered approach to provide critical comprehensive services for children and adults with disabilities and their families at three area locations: highland hills, westlake, and camp cheerful in strongsville. each family works in partnership with an interdisciplinary team to design a program that will meet the needs and achieve the goals of each client and their family. while we serve clients across their lifespan through a variety of programs, the services provided by acc are rooted in the philosophy of early intervention. research demonstrates that the earlier resources and supports are made available to families, especially economically disadvantaged families or families with additional challenges, the better the future outcomes for the child, family and society. nearly 3,600 children and adults with disabilities and their familes received services from acc in the '23-'24 fiscal year, with many children and families participating in more than one of our programs and services. our families came from 19 ohio counties and two additional states for our services, which are centered not only on the clients with special needs, but their entire family. we help families deal with the often challenging and emotional times that accompany raising a child with a disability. we understand that supporting a family member with a disability can also create financial burdens for families. we partner with outside funders, donors and insurance plans in an attempt to offset the cost of delivering our programs. our goal is to keep our services as affordable and accessible as possible for all who seek them. in 2023, acc once again earned a 3-year re-accreditation by carf (commission on accreditation of rehabilitation). our diverse programs address the often complex needs of children with disabilities and their families. our caring, experienced and competent staff provide services through five main program areas: adult day services, education (including a specialized school for children with autism for k through high school), family support services, recreation, and therapy services.
- Filing year
- 2023
- Total revenue
- $12.8M
- Total expenses
- $13.9M
- Program expenses
- $11.2M
- Administration
- $2.0M
- Fundraising
- $720K
- Program share of expenses
- 80%
- EIN
- 340714766
- Location
- Highland Hills, OH
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Financial data on this page is sourced from IRS Form 990 filings.