Welcome to our Knowledge Hub, where we share Little City’s deep knowledge and expertise on almost any topic across the landscape of intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). From parenting an I/DD child, to navigating the tangled web of government resources, to finding the right residential, day activities, or educational opportunities for your loved one, we invite you to tap into our knowledge.
Relive some of the special moments from this summer that made it a season of growth, connection, and changing what’s possible for individuals with disabilities and mental health challenges.
A summer of milestones, growth and connection at Little City celebrated a new mission, expanded opportunities and the incredible impact of our supporters.
Adam is finding new ways to learn, connect and engage at Little City, building new interests and making meaningful progress beyond his screen. He’s building the skills and confidence to...
Deb went from first-time swimmer to Special Olympics state qualifier, building confidence, overcoming challenges and discovering just how much she could accomplish through sports.
The fall edition of Little City, Big Picture is HERE! Scroll down and click through to read about Deb & Adam and recap our summer filled with growth, connection, and...
Learn all about the brand new Bell Family Arts Center located on Little City's campus!
Little City’s Center for Education supports students with autism, intellectual disabilities, and other complex needs through specialized education and therapy.
Nathan has gone from needing sensory support every other minute to scheduled sensory breaks just once every 25 minutes.
Little City is delighted to announce Alexander Gianaras as the 2026 Morrie Kellman Humanitarian Award honoree.
Government funding for community-based disability services continues to fall short of the actual cost of providing them. Read the life-changing stories that could be impacted.
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