General Info

The Dallas Center for the Developmentally Disabled s Workshop provides prevocational training in a supervised environment. The workshop offers financial assistance through subcontractual work opportunities. It also includes a hot lunch program. Founded in 1961, the Dallas Center for the Developmentally Disabled is a nonprofit school that caters to the needs of mentally-retarded adults. In addition, the center serves young children and infants. It administers early childhood intervention programs that include screening, assessment, and occupational, physical, cognitive and speech therapy solutions. The Dallas Center for the Developmentally Disabled provides case management, training and counseling services. The center assists in a range of daily living activities.