All Ages
1:2 Ratio
Over 40 years
We’re here to help
Chileda, founded in 1973, is a living and learning center dedicated to helping children with cognitive and behavioral challenges reach their full potential.
We serve children and young adults between the ages of 6 to 21. Autism spectrum disorder, traumatic brain injury, and oppositional defiant disorder are common diagnoses for children who attend Chileda.
Staff dedicated to making a difference
We are fortunate to attract some of the brightest people in our industry to work with us and to care for the children that call Chileda home.
The talents of our staff are exceeded only by their enthusiasm and commitment. Many of our staff have been with Chileda for over 15 years, a testament to their dedication, belief in our mission and to each child’s potential to succeed.
Meet the team
Our services
We offer a spectrum of approaches to meet the diverse needs of our students through comprehensive training and support to our employees.
ServicesPrograms we offer
Chileda supports children and young adults with cognitive and behavioral challenges from local communities and across the country.
Programs
I sincerely hope that David's moving on from Chileda opens the door for another family in need. I never take for granted what Chileda has done for David. It has been an amazing blessing and words cannot express the gratitude. Thank you! Polly and David
As I watched the staff members work, I felt a swell come over me. This team work and patience could not be replicated in any school I have ever worked in. This observation reinforced the thought that I have had for many years: If I ever had a child with multiple severe disabilities who could not be sustained at home, I would want him or her to be at Chileda. Betty DeBoer, Ph.D. in School Psychology
Every day at Chileda is extremely rewarding. It is remarkable to see the tremendous efforts, skills, and courage of the students, staff, and family members. I am so lucky to be a Chileda Case Manager, helping to fulfill our mission. Paula