It serves children ages 5 through 21 who have multiple disabilities. Unique in its emphasis on communications development, Heartspring's programs integrate the education and behavioral sciences to help children with disabilities improve their communication and life skills. A majority of students live on campus and attend classes to meet their individual needs. Other students are bussed to their classes. The Children's Therapy Center offers a free screening program, KidCheck, for Kansas children ages birth through 5 years of age.
Professionals check their speech skills, muscle development, and hearing.
In addition, the Heartspring Hearing Center serves people of all ages by providing hearing screenings, evaluations, and hearing-assistive listening device sales and repairs. The Donor Hearing Aid Program reconditions used hearing aids and provides them to the elderly or people with additional disabilities who can't afford to purchase aids of their own. The Lemon Bay Chord Company serves as a local collection organization for the Campbell's Labels for Education Program. Labels from Campbell Soup and certain other products are collected throughout the year by the society and forwarded to the Heartspring headquarters in Kansas for redemption. If you would like to participate in this worthwhile program, contact any member of the Lemon Bay Chord Company for further details.