May institute proudly serves individuals across the lifespan (see schedule o)with autism, developmental disabilities, intellectual disabilities, neurological disorders, and behavior disorders to promote independence, choice, dignity, and respect. we provide compassionate and caring educational, therapeutic, habilitative, and consulting services grounded in evidence-based practice.may institute is committed to excellence in specialized services through training, research, and the highest level of professional expertise to meet the broad range of needs in individuals, families, schools, and communities.

The sia foundation was created to serve as the ideal steward of the sia storage network: financially stable, politically neutral, and technologically capable. we aim to disrupt cloud storage by allowing peers to buy and sell cloud storage directly in a global, trustless marketplace, and to conduct research and engineering in the open, sharing our results for the benefit of all.

The national autism center at may institute was founded in 2005 to provide leadership and comprehensive evidence-based resources to families, practitioners, and policymakers, to programs and organizations, and to the national community by adhering to the following commitments: providing unparalleled resources to individuals and families affected by autism; supporting best practice models for national implementation; and shaping the national dialogue through the transfer of expertise and knowledge.

Health care for the individual. systems for the population. innovation for the world.

To support the educational advancement and economic development of people and and communities who have historically been disenfranchised through community and school based initiatives, programs and activities including but not limited to focusing on calculus and other high-level math subjects.

The school has a special methodology called "daily life therapy" used in the treatment and education of children diagnosed with autism and related developmental disorders.

Illuminating pathways to independence for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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To serve as an agent of positive change by educating, counseling and coaching that offer life-changing for individuals and families

To promote and preserve religious and spiritual activities of zion prayer movement outreach

To engage a local, comminuty based, and diverse businesses and workforce on all projects throughout the boston neighborhoods. through established construction industry and community networks we work to ensure this benefits workers and contractors both large and small. our particular focus is providing workers and small businesses with "one stop shopping" for the resources and technical support promoting growth and success in either their career or business.