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California Pizza Kitchen Night
Manhattan Beach coming soon!

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SAVE THE DATE 
September, 12th 2010!
Golden Heart Urban Adventure Race


Sensory friendly films
Participating AMC Theaters
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Other Relevant News
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May 24, 2009 Growing Old with Autism, NY Times
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Scientists Say Everyone Can Read Minds. Click Here

Autism Researcher: 'Time to Start Looking' at the environment. Click Here



Golden Heart Ranch is dedicated to building a life center residential community where special needs young adults can live, learn, work and play side-by-side in a harmonious and caring environment that is emotionally and physically safe.

Fact: 73% of special needs children are not able to move out of the home upon exiting the school system, because there is no where to go... and the problem is growing.

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As children with developmental disabilities become young adults, there are few acceptable options for housing or work.  Golden Heart Ranch is proud to be providing a ground-breaking solution for the future of these children.  Please join us in securing their futures!
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A Life Center Community

What is so special about a “life center” community?

A “life center” community is designed to be a life long home where special needs young adults can live a rich and full life.

The ranch will include:
Dedicated volunteers & staff
Comfortable housing
On-site jobs
Continued growth & learning
Planned social activities
Recreational facilities
Friendships

Our Families

"My son is 14 and the thing that keeps me up at night is what will happen to him when I’m gone. The possibilities are frightening...until now. This is probably the most important project that any special needs parent could ever support."
- Allan Pressel, father of Austin (diagnosed with autism)