Disabled in Need

In the last decades, disabled needs has grown as county and city official shun their duty of care under law to provide services and care to them. 

This same system which is purported to restore individuals to self care and self sufficiency, instead leaves its disabled clients impoverished, sick, and homeless to die on the streets, as United States tax payers' dollars is sent to foreign countries in aid for war to kill people, including children. 

Services are catered more for immigrants coming to the country versus those who already lived here, including homeless, disability, and medical services, making wait times for appointments and proper housing inexcusably long.

According to the CDC, more than one in four adults (28.7%) in the US have some sort of disability. 

At least half of America's homeless population have some sort of intellectual or physical disability, and those with disabilities experience homelessness two and a half times greater than for those without disabilities. 

It is estimated that anywhere from six to seventeen percent of those without shelter have a developmental disability, potentially including cerebral palsy.

At C4TWC, we envision a world where every person has access to the resources they need to live a healthy, happy, and fulfilling life, irrespective of their disabilities, past, religion, personal identity (including gender, orientation, etc.), or any other demographic that has been used to divide our species.

These individuals do not need to share our views or beliefs in order to receive support as funding and resources provide. 

We strive to create a world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.