The Elephant Walk Projects

The projects that are being developed by "The Elephant Walk" organization will partner high functioning but developmentally challenged teens, or young adults ,with volunteers from within their community,  in projects that position BOTH to be "Lifted up" and to create opportunities for a more integrated and productive community.

The Elephant Walk Projects

The projects that are being developed by "The Elephant Walk" organization will partner high functioning but developmentally challenged teens, or young adults ,with volunteers from within their community,  in projects that position BOTH to be "Lifted up" and to create opportunities for a more integrated and productive community.

"The Elephant Walk"is a new start-up non-profit organization with a mission to provide assistance to high functioning  teenagers  and young adults, with developmental disabilities,  looking to transition and become more independent, productive members of their community.

Why is it called "The Elephant Walk" ?

 Often, when we reach out to help others, we find that we, ourselves, are benefactors in some way, shape, or form.    Everyone one,  regardless of their abilities or disabilities,  has both strengths and weaknesses,  and as such,  each has the potential to use their strength to lift up another's weakness. This ideal is portrayed when Elephants walk trunk-to-tail and the image portrayed in "the Elephant Walk" is that the strength of one lifts up the weakness of another.

About Us

"The Elephant Walk" is an evolving non-profit with a mission to assist high functioning teenagers and young adults, with developmental disabilities, looking to transition to become more independent members of their community.

"The Elephant Walk"is a new start-up non-profit organization with a mission to provide assistance to high functioning  teenagers  and young adults, with developmental disabilities,  looking to transition and become more independent, productive members of their community.

Why is it called "The Elephant Walk" ?

 Often, when we reach out to help others, we find that we, ourselves, are benefactors in some way, shape, or form.    Everyone one,  regardless of their abilities or disabilities,  has both strengths and weaknesses,  and as such,  each has the potential to use their strength to lift up another's weakness. This ideal is portrayed when Elephants walk trunk-to-tail and the image portrayed in "the Elephant Walk" is that the strength of one lifts up the weakness of another.