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Thursday, January 9, 2020

Throwback Thursday: FAU Mobile Clinic

This segment on Florida Atlantic University's Mobile Clinic that Unicorn Children's Foundation has awarded over $200,000 in order to fund aired on September 18, 2013 on WPTV News Channel 5.

This video not only gives great information about the clinic, but also gives a tour and shows it in action!

The Mobile Community Developmental Clinics promote awareness of the early warning signs of developmental, communication, and learning disorders by providing developmental screenings and parent consultations at no charge to families, especially those in traditionally undeserved areas.


Monday, October 10, 2016

Unicorn Children's Foundation Mobile Developmental Clinics

Unicorn Children’s Foundation Mobile Developmental Clinics, operated in partnership with local universities, provide developmental screenings, resources and information to families with limited resources in underserved communities.




Friday, October 7, 2016

Call the 211 Special Needs Hotline

Unicorn Children's Foundation's funding of the 211 Special Needs Helpline has helped connect hundreds of families of children with special needs to the services and support they need.

http://www.211palmbeach.org/special-needs



Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Call the 211 Special Needs Hotline

Unicorn Children's Foundation's funding of the 211 Special Needs Helpline has helped connect hundreds of families of children with special needs to the services and support they need.

http://www.211palmbeach.org/special-needs



Thursday, September 17, 2015

Monday, August 31, 2015

Volunteers Needed

If anyone is available tomorrow at any time between 9am - 5pm, we would love some help folding, stuffing, and stickering!
If you want to help out, please email brett@eunicorn.org
or call 561-620-9377 x 302


Monday, August 17, 2015

Unicorn Village Academy Career Academy Program

The mission of Unicorn Village Academy is to get our students working out in the community and finding permanent employment.

A very special thank you to Gabby Cabrera for putting together this incredible documentary!!