• The mission of Gabriel’s Key is to build a city where special needs children and their families can come to find and discover hope, recovery and a new life.  We will organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful to strive toward recovering the Autistic, Down's Syndrome and neurologically challenged child while at the same time allowing the rest of the family to evolve as normally as possible.
  
  
• We recognize the value of every child of God and are committed to providing exemplary physical and emotional care for each child and their families.
  
  
• At Gabriel’s Key we will build an environment where each person is valued, respected and has an opportunity for personal and physical growth.
  
  
• Every member of Gabriel’s Key staff is committed to recovering the special needs child.  We will provide the most comprehensive, advanced techniques available regardless of race, religion, national origin, gender or ability to pay.  No child will ever be turned away for lack of funds.  No parent will be made to feel they are a charity case.  All will be treated with dignity and respect.

• Gabriel’s Key will reach out and educate the public at large and the world as a whole by conducting education programs conducive to the prevention of the causation of Autism, Down's Syndrome and other neurologically challenging disabilities in children. 

• At Gabriel’s Key there will be ongoing searches to accelerate the accumulation of knowledge necessary for the therapeutic and nutritional prevention of neurological disabilities of children through clinical research.

• “We have become the ‘Lions of Judah’ and have the courage to shape a better future for the special needs child.  We are the vanguard, the pacesetter and the benchmark in striving to recover children.  All others can only aspire to our goals for we will always be reaching."

STATISTICS

Right now, Georgia stats show that 1 in 133 children are diagnosed with autism.  New Jersey it is 1 in 96 and in Scotland, it is 1 in 84.  Four out of the five cases diagnosed are males.

In the 1950’s polio was considered an epidemic with 1 in 20,000 being stricken.  We have gone beyond the pandemic state with autism.  We are in a worldwide war to either prevent this situation or to try to help recover these children.

This is not something that can be taken care of after 20 years of study/research for that “someone else needs to do something”.  We need your support now.  Please help us with you donation.