UCLA Intervention Program
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My husband and I have four kids and our third child is missing a piece of a chromosome, has a brain abnormality called agenesis of the corpus callosum, epilepsy and developmental delays. He has a rare form of a rare syndrome of which there have only been 200 documented cases of. It affects everyone differently so we have still yet to find someone who is similar to our Luke. We are so grateful to have been part of what we believe is the most incredible program in Los Angeles for kids with special needs, the UCLA Intervention Program. Luke attended that school for two years (until he was three). Those two years were such a precious time in our family's life. We have yet to discover another schooling environment that values our son as much as the Intervention Program has.
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