S.N.A.P. Mission
We are an organization of and for people with developmental disabilities and their families. Our purpose is to offer a variety of programs to encourage those we serve to become more independent and self reliant and to advocate for themselves to the extent possible, to provide an opportunity for social interaction and community involvement; to provide education and leadership opportunities.
S.N.A.P. History
Formerly affiliated with The ARC-national organization for people with developmental disabilities, SNAP became an independent non-profit organization in July 2006. SNAP is an all-volunteer organization governed by a Board of Directors and Elected Officers comprised of self-advocates, parents, community members, and professionals. Since we are all volunteers and our activities are held in a variety of locations, SNAP does not have a physical office. You can reach us by email, join our Facebook group, or text, or phone.
Meet the Board
Executive Committee
Sue Robertson, President | Doreen Greczyn, Vice-President | Kathy Rizzo, Secretary/Treasurer
Board Members
Jonathan Carrington | Martina Hogg | Daniel Hummingbird | Pam Jackson | Janet Myers | Jeff Myers | Jennifer Mills | Julie Thornton | William Tillman
Donate
Donate
Donating to SNAP- the Special Needs Advocacy Partnership of Leavenworth County is an impactful way to support individuals with disabilities. This organization is dedicated to providing opportunities for social and community involvement. Your contribution will help fund these programs. By supporting snap you are not only helping to meet immediate needs but also promoting long-term positive change for individuals with developmental disabilities in Leavenworth County