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Services for people with developmental disabilities since 1960.

About Us

Aspire is a leader in services for children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families. Whether we help a child take her first steps, assist an adult to find his first job or care for a senior adult with dementia, our goal is always the same – helping people with developmental disabilities achieve their highest potential where they live, learn, work or play. Aspire is committed to assisting any person in need of our services, regardless of the severity of their disability or their ability to pay. Aspire is there for a lifetime, building futures together.

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News & Events

Big City Night – Hong Kong
Experience the exotic blending of East and West at the 12th Annual Big City Night Gala Saturday, February 20, 2010.
Aspire CoffeeWorks
Purchase your first pound or holiday gift basket!
Watch Video! Aspire at the Shedd
Watch video and read about our five favorite things under the sea.
National Van Lines Plays Santa
National Van Lines donated presents for 30 individuals at Aspire this holiday.
Holiday Party
Aspire’s board of directors and participants paired up for this year’s annual holiday party.
Aspire on NBC 5 Chicago
Watch how one Aspire family integrates therapy into daily life on NBC.
The Aspire Medical Advisory Council
Looking for answers? Visit our Medical Advisory Council Q&A. Our network of physicians provide valuable information on timely issues for parents and other community members.

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Success Stories

Joel Rides Roller Coaster

Yolo and Donald Adams wondered if their son Joel was just going through the “terrible twos,” but Aspire confirmed Joel did have delayed sensory issues. He was hyperactive and afraid of slides at the playground. After only a year of therapy at Aspire, Joel is able to express his feelings without screaming. He recently went to Kiddieland and was able to ride the roller coaster. Read More

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