Kendra Scott Fundraiser for Project Infinity

Empowering infinite growth and greater quality of life

http://project-infinity.org/about-us/

We want everyone who needs specialized therapies to have access to them. Today, individuals of all ages with special needs and disabilities from many backgrounds are not receiving the specialized therapies they need in a timely manner or as long as they need them to receive the infinite benefit possible. That is not right and we want to change it. 

For a variety of reasons, often those with disabilities have neglected health issues. Early diagnosis of any disorder is essential for best possible outcomes with specialized therapies. A number of compelling reasons make it difficult for individuals to get necessary therapies that can improve their lives and those of their family members:

• Having a disability straps family resources in multiple ways and at every income level.
  
• In Texas, the waiting [interest] list for some Medicaid Waiver programs is up to eleven years long.
• Third party payers limit coverage.
• The prevalence of children with special needs and disabilities is increasing.
• Necessary specialized therapies may not continue through life or diagnosis changes.
• Medicaid Waiver programs are mutually exclusive and do not provide comprehensive coverage.
• There are not enough community-based locations and opportunities for those with disabilities to practice what they learn in therapy.
  

Project Infinity is a nonprofit organization founded by Brooke Cortez, MSW, NMT, MT-BC and Leticia Gonzalez, CTRS co-owners of Imagine Therapies in October 2014. In their capacity as professional therapists at work in the community they identified a profound need for specialized therapies for all ages. Joined by fellow therapists and involved community members they identified a REAL NEED IN OUR COMMUNITY for LOW-COST SPECIALIZED THERAPIES and developed a group and individual therapy program to meet that need.

We not only service children, but also adults with special needs and our very deserving veterans suffering from PTSD.