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The Anne Carlsen Center offers a rich tradition of empowering individuals
with disabilities and their families. Our experienced staff provides compassion,
training, services and supports in homes and communities across North Dakota.
On our Jamestown campus, we meet the educational, residential, and therapeutic
needs of children and young adults with autism, behavior disorders, medical
fragility, and other developmental disabilities.
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The Anne Carlsen Center is now accepting reservations for its 7th annual New Year’s Eve Gala. The event helps raise money for medical equipment that will benefit the Center’s most medically-fragile students. Read more. Reserve your tickets. |
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Artists in wheelchairs beamed, sitting beside artwork they created. The wheelchairs could no longer present an obstacle to the artists, but instead served as tools to help these individuals set their creativity free. Read more. |
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Members from the Ladies and Individuals Motorcycle Clubs made a generous donation to students attending the Anne Carlsen Center, by donating $3,500 to the Center’s Student Council fund, as well as a $50 gift card to each student. Read more. |
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The Accessing the Artist Within project is an effort to raise awareness of how assistive technologies can empower children and teens with disabilities to express themselves through art. Click
here for more information. |
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The Anne Carlsen Center has scheduled conferences throughout
2009 dealing with the nation's leading developmental disability:
autism. These conferences will be held throughout North Dakota. Click
here for more information. |
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The Anne Carlsen Center will host it's 2009 Sparkle! New Year's Eve Gala on Thursday, December 31. This special event rings in 2010 in style with a diamond raffle, silent auction, live music, dancing, and fine dining. Click
here for more information. |
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