Volunteered here with my work back in the summer and was so amazed by the campus and all of the…read morethings they have to offer their students. They make and sell dog treats, have an ever growing garden, green house, raise tilapia and so much more. The school serves special needs children and young adults of varying disabilities from the ages of 5 to 21--and even after 21 students have an opportunity to continue in the "post-graduate program." NFSSE does so much for the special needs community of all ages in our city, providing life skills, traditional education, and socialization.

From the owner: Celebrating 20 Years!read more

They accept all children, but are pricer than most caregivers in the area. They have a waiting list…read moreat the moment. Full time only

From the owner: DLC Nurse & Learn is an inclusion child care center for children of all abilities. Children with…read moreCerebral Palsy, Down's Syndrome, Spina Bifida, Microcephaly, seizure disorders, g-tubes, apnea monitors and other special needs are welcome at DLC Nurse & Learn! We have classrooms for infants-5 year olds, including VP-K for 4 year olds. We also have after school programs for children up to 22 years of age. Scholarships are available for families that qualify. Our services include child care, preschool, extended day programs, registered nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, early intervention, developmental screening and low adult to child ratios for more one-on-one attention to individual goals for each child.

Attended their fund raising event, Concert on the Farm and was highly impressed with everything,…read moreHow they set up a great event area with great music within their well manicured equestrian area to the nice school, North Florida School of Special Education which is in the middle of the Farm and equestrian area. Berry Good Farms promotes job training and gives lifeskills to the community. They have summer camps and equestric therapy. They offer volunteer positions that may match your skliiset. It's Diffently worth a visit.

Berry Good Farms is part of the North Florida School of Special Education. The produce (and…read moretilapia!) is grown and harvested by the students. They just won 3rd place in the innovation category at One Spark this year and intend to use the money to start a food truck for the students to sell their produce! Local restaurants even use their produce (Native Sun, Tossgreen, etc). We visited as part of Slow Food First Coast's Tour de Farm 2014 after seeing their set up at One Spark. It's on the small side (it's in the back of the school) but they grow tons of different stuff! Blueberries (their first produce, hence the name of the farm), kale, lettuce, flowers, anything you could imagine. They also have 2 large tilapia tanks and have a system in place that uses the tilapia water/waste to fertilize the plants. For the event there were FSCJ culinary students on hand making really tasty food from the Berry Good Farms produce (lettuce wraps, smoothies, wheat grass shots, etc). Not only does Berry Good Farms produce awesome products, they teach their students to grow and prepare all kinds of food. I can't wait until their food truck is on the streets!