AbilityPath Children's Services

AbilityPath Children's Services offers caregiver-child classes, children’s classes, and social learning groups, along with motor developmental classes and handwriting readiness groups. The program also provides speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, feeding therapy, and early intervention services, including free developmental screening. Families can access individual speech therapy, individual occupational therapy, individual early intervention therapy, and group options such as an early intervention general development group class, a speech therapy group class, and a motor group class.

AbilityPath Children's Services is part of an organization that provides a lifetime of support services for children, adults, and seniors with developmental disabilities and their families in the greater Bay Area. Its children’s services are described as nurturing and supporting children of all abilities and creating a network of support for parents, while adults’ services focus on expanding opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities to achieve greater independence and inclusion, and families’ services provide support for caregivers to help their child learn and grow and to take care of their own well-being. The organization’s mission is “Celebrating neurodiversity and empowering individuals with developmental disabilities through innovative, inclusive programs and community partnerships.” AbilityPath collaborates with businesses, third-party providers, local nonprofits, and various organizations to bring services to children, youth, and adults in its programs. The organization is led by CEO Bryan Neider, holds CARF International accreditation, and is a member of the California Disability Services Association (CDSA).

Last updated August 15, 2026.