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Bader Alsulami & Abdualziz Alharthi

Amy Laakman

COM2333

April 2, 2020

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Table of Contents

Introduction ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 3

Background/Problems …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4

Background/Problems …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 5

Solution …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 6

Solution …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 7

Advertisement ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 8

Conclusion …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 9

Works Cited ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 10

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Introduction

Promise in Brevard

People with special needs and disabilities in society have increased which has led them to

receive different approaches from nonprofit organizations. These organizations play a vital role

in the management and treatment of individuals with mental and physical disabilities. People

with special needs and disabilities have been perceived as the outcast in some communities

which have led to abandonment by society. Many nonprofit organizations have been established

to accommodate these people by providing housing services, medical services, education and

other human services that foster humanity among them. In this section, I’m going to discuss

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Promise in Brevard nonprofit organization which was established in 2009 to provide good and

affordable housing to adults with mental and physical disabilities. The Promise in Brevard is

trying to solve the issue of social-economic discrimination of disabled individuals that they face

in many communities.

Background & Problems

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The promise in Brevard provides opportunities and freedom to young people with special

needs so that they lead a normal life. The nonprofit organization was established so that it can

improve many lives of individuals with special needs in society (HIPHIL Novum 2.1 (2015): 1-

23). One of the issues Promise in Brevard aimed to solve, at first, was to provide housing campuses

to young people with special needs. This nonprofit organization has managed to accommodate

about 126 young people in a safe environment. It has created conducive and independent homes

for young adults with special needs and has established many developmental programs for them.

Another issue Promise in Brevard has tried to solve among people with special needs and

disabilities is, gapping unemployment. The organization provides vocational training and

employment to young adults with special needs. Based on the research carried out many people

with special needs are discriminated in terms of the job opportunity.

Promise in Brevard has promoted humanity to young adults with special needs by

accommodating them and offering them good education and employment so that their life

enrichment process is attained. The organization has established comprehensive business social

enterprises aimed to create employment opportunities for the residents of Promise in Brevard.

This has given young adults OF Promise in Brevard an opportunity to work within the Promise

community in ten social enterprises or work outside the community. Young adults with special

needs are nurtured and molded into contributing members of society. Promise in Brevard has

designed various programs to allow young adults with or without special needs to interact and

foster friendship, social accommodation as a way of preparing school life. The nonprofit

organization also helps to fight stereotypes that are peddled against people with special needs

and disabilities in society (IGI Global, 2020. 210-224). The attitudes of individuals with special

needs are transformed through guiding and counseling. After researching housing options

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provided to individuals with special needs, it looks like the condition is safe and socially

accommodative. Promise in Brevard has provided premises where people with special needs can

live a life full of great opportunities and human freedom. Good care is provided to people with

disabilities to the standard where great opportunities are opened for them.

Solution

The solution to an individual with special needs and disabilities by nonprofit

organizations such as Promise in Brevard so that they promote humanity is paramount. These

organizations should provide clothing; bedding, devices and other equipment that may largely

help individuals with special needs move on physically, emotionally and also cognitively (Vol.

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11. McFarland, 2015). This wills individuals with a disability whether young and adults fully

participate in life without any limitation. According to the research carried out, many families in

the communities have many children with special needs but some cannot afford supporting

equipment or devices. The organizations should identify and help such individuals to acquire

types of equipment to fulfill their needs in life. The organizations dealing with individuals with

special needs should be in a position to design and modify what is required so that the dreams for

such individuals are fulfilled. The organizations should educate members of the society about

individuals with special needs and disability so that to change their attitudes and help them to

lead a normal life. These solutions are similar to those of Florida Tech which is committed to

providing equal opportunity to people living with disabilities.

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The promise in Brevard is located in West Melbourne, Florida and provides an

‘affordable housing community’ which was founded in 2014. The organization is a nonprofit that

incorporates various programs that seek to fulfill the life of every member in the society leaving

with special needs and disability. The organization offers independent training to meet the life

enrichment approach of people with disabilities (Communications of the Association for

Information Systems 13.1 (2004): 29). The promise in Brevard is the best nonprofit organization

to be advertised depending on services provided and described as “A PLACE WHERE YOUNG

ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS CAN LIVE A LIFE FULL OF OPPORTUNITIES AND

FREEDOM NEVER THOUGHT POSSIBLE”. The promise in Brevard is a place of families

holding the future of many people living with a disability.

Many universities across the world are so considerable and eager to offer help when it

comes to students with special needs through many enhancing programs. Most universities use

technology when offering special education, for instance, the University of Cincinnati which

provides a solution to enhance communication with students with special needs. These disabled

students are helped by various institutions by offering financial support, transferring process,

housing and differences in academic requirements. In Florida Tech, we have a spcilized center

dedicated to helping them, called, The Office of Disability Services where disabled students are

entitled to reasonable and appropriate educational accommodations including adjustments to the

classroom, testing setting, housing or living modifications. ODS supports students the maximum

extent making sure that disabled students live and experience all aspects of university life and

have the best opportunity to succeed academically.

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Conclusion

In conclusion, the issue of social and economic discrimination depicted by many

communities in which such individual life should be dealt with much effort to enhance equality

in society. Many organizations should step out and educate communities to help disabled people

so that they have a platform to attain their set goals in life. These nonprofits organizations should

team up with governmental organizations across the world to ensure they deliver supporting

equipment and devices to people with disabilities.

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Works cited

Sumpter, Philip. “The Nature of Scripture According to Brevard S. Childs.” HIPHIL Novum 2.1

(2015): 1-23.

Reed, Betty J. The Brevard Rosenwald School: Black education and community building in a

southern Appalachian town, 1920-1966. Vol. 11. McFarland, 2015.

Oprisan, Emilia. “Challenges and Dilemmas in the Education of Children With Special Needs in

Romania.” Analyzing Paradigms Used in Education and Educational Psychology. IGI

Global, 2020. 210-224.

Loiacono, Eleanor, and Scott McCoy. “Charity begins at the homepage: Providing access to the

Web for people with disabilities.” Communications of the Association for Information

Systems 13.1 (2004): 29.