Vision Statement
CFNB is a Christian non-profit serving children and adolescents with
special needs (behavioral, educational, emotional, intellectual,
physical), as well as their families and care givers in the rural
counties south of Augusta, Ga.
It is our mission to offer healing and hope to families in need through
the provision of resources, services, and support to meet the challenges
they are facing.
HIGH SPEED CONNECTION recommended
What We Do
Community Services:
* Shadowing and consultative services for inclusive daycare/preschool, church programs, and enrichment activities such as dance, music, and sport recreation
* Trainings and consultative services (community agencies/programs, daycares, churches, private and public schools).
Children Services:
* Intensive in-home behavioral/educational services for children with autism and related disorders
* Academic tutoring
* Special needs playgroup and home school children day group
* Licensed counselors for individual, social group, and family sessions.
* Speech, occupational and physical therapies
* Interactive Metronome Program to build attention and motor skills
Family Services:
* Lending Library and Resource Center
* Parent Support Group
Our Guiding Principals
All Center employees seek to fulfill the call of Christ to serve those in need. It is our belief that He is the source of all healing and hope. We hold true the belief that all things are possible through Him, and seek Him daily in meeting the needs of our clients.
In meeting those needs we seek to represent Him by:
* Helping families to know they are not alone and isolated within our community.
* Valuing parents and caregivers for their efforts, understanding and knowledge of the child’s needs.
* Listening compassionately to our client’s needs, seeking to provide or connect with needed services and resources.
* Making available services regardless of finances or geographic location.
* Helping parents and care givers meet the unique needs of children to enable them to reach the highest possible potential within the community.
* Providing a bridge between the family and service providers, thereby creating a unified team approach to service.
the Center for New Beginnings seeks to serve everyone, and doesn’t discriminate against race, gender, ethnic backround, age, physical disabilities or religious backgrounds.