Centro Ann Sullivan del Perú
Non-profit educational center that provides training and support to people with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy and developmental delay, as well as their families.
About Centro Ann Sullivan del Perú
Who We Are?
The Ann Sullivan Center Peru (CASP) is an educational organization dedicated to serving the community of people with different abilities (such as autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy or developmental delay) and their families. Since its founding in 1979 by Liliana Mayo, Ph.D. The CASP provides an integrated educational system that includes programs covering the entire life of its students.
Students and Families
At CASP we believe that educational programs should follow the student from birth to adulthood, so that they can be independent, productive, happy and included in their families, schools, communities and work, and that for a student to succeed, the family must be a partner in their education.
Institutions and Professionals
At CASP we believe in multiplicative education: what we learn must be shared with anyone interested in making a difference in the lives of people with different abilities. Our programs are directed to professionals in the field of special education, members of organizations that provide services to people with different abilities and university students.
Worldwide Recognized
- Recognitions and special invitations from the World Health Organization, the United Nations and presented in more than 22 countries.
Accomplishments
- 100+ Students in real work positions.
- 15,000+ Families trained at CASP.
- 7+ Countries have adopted the CASP System.
Donations
Since 1979, CASP has believed in the Power of 2, that when the experience of dedicated professionals is combined with the love and hope that parents have for their children, incredible and powerful things happen. Children with different abilities become independent, productive and happy.
Testimonials
"I only know and have full confidence in CASP, that by working together and giving them opportunities, they will succeed and reach the goal of being independent, productive and happy." - Irma Sandoval, Mom of Wendy and Jehosua Nole
"...We as a family also have a lot to learn and the power of two (families and specialists) is vital for the overcoming of our children, only in this way can they be independent." - Helen Chaves, Mom of Dylan Romero
Contact
Calle Petronila Álvarez 180 Urb. Pando 5ta Etapa
San Miguel, Lima - Peru
(+51) 1-514-7100
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Education for people with different abilities