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Melmark is a comprehensive multi- service provider of residential, educational, therapeutic, and recreational services for children and adults with developmental disabilities including autism spectrum disorders, acquired brain injury, other neurological and genetic disorders, and related challenging behaviors. Programs are offered in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. Our varied programs promote independence, increased self-awareness, and confidence, while offering participants opportunities to make friends and develop personal interests.
Dried flower baskets and other hand made items created by partners of the Country Garden Guild are available at the Meadows during the week and at various community sales throughout the year. Learn more »
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News & Events
Students' Artwork on Display On Wednesday, January 18th, students from Melmark will attend an art reception, featuring their work alongside artists from across the region. The Melmark Traveling Art Show is on display at Case Gallery, located at 14 West Lancaster Avenue in Ardmore. The students' artwork will be on display at Case Gallery throughout the month of January. We hope you will stop by the gallery or attend the reception to meet the artists. Art Reception
Chester County Life Magazine Be sure to pick up the January / February edition of Chester County Life Magazine, where Melmark is featured as the cover story.
Employee Open House and Job Fair for Adult Services Wednesday, January 25, 2012 *All candidates must have held a U.S. Driver's License for a minimum of two years and must be 21 years old or older.
ABA Graduate Temple University, in conjunction with Melmark, Inc., offers this unique program to Bachelors and Masters prepared professionals and staff members. Current staff members, external candidates and those interested in working with children an adults with special needs will study the latest principles, practices and skills for using behavior analysis to improve learning and social behaviors. Course sequence consists of 6 university semesters (2 years). Course topics could include: For further information, contact: Amanda Guld, Ph.D., BCBA-D AmandaGuld@melmark.org or 610-325-4745
Melmark Honored as Main Line Chamber of Commerce 2011 Non-Profit of the Year
Click here to read the December edition of the Melmark Moments.
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Click Here Your financial support will help us continue these excellent services we offer. Contributions from individuals, corporations, and foundations enable us to develop new programs and therapeutic activities as we continue to pursue our mission of excellence. Join the Melmark friends by becoming a supporter of our programs and activities. Learn more »
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