Celebrate your monthly activity magazine

for children with special needs and watch them smile with joy!

You are also invited to join us for daily inspiration with our
extensive support community for parents on Facebook!

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Need Quick Information?

View a Sample Kids Magazine
(click to take our tour and a test-drive)

Read our 3rd party audit and PTPA Curriculum Award Winning Reviews!
(click here to learn from parents like you)

Watch award winning SHORT video and share with others (1min): sponsored by American Express (click here to learn about the outside perspective)

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HOPELights provides a customized monthly activity magazine for children with a variety of special needs from Autism Spectrum Disorder to Down syndrome, Cerebral Palsy to Spina Bifida.

Each publication comes to the mailbox customized with the child's name in LARGE Print on the cover and in activity exercises...inspiring joy, inclusion and learning!  Our subscription makes a terrific gift for any child facing cognitive and motor skill delays.  Caregivers or parents also receive our Notes of Hope program, a postcard that keeps your spirits high when your facing the challenges that a journey with special needs may bring.

Hope Lights is a website filled with teacher and parent educational services, toys and resources for kids with special needs that have been diagnosed with autism, down syndrome, cerebral palsy and many other chronic childhood challenges through a customize monthly magazine. We offer toys, products and service links for children with special needs and those that love them. xoxo

See how Google defines HOPE (we've changed their examples.)

HOPE
noun /hōp/

hopes, plural

• A feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen (he looked through the telescope in the hope of coming across a shooting star)
• A person or thing that may help or save someone (their only hope is finding a new perspective on life)
• Grounds for believing that something good may happen (they see some hope for the future)
• A feeling of trust (she hopes that when someone makes a promise they will keep it)

A few things we are proud of from an amazing 2011:

READ:
HOPELights was generously provided the opportunity to be on the cover of Thrive Magazine (a publication for families impacted with special needs). That is my daughter and I on the cover.

She has a thing called autism and is the reason why our
parent support community of over 32,000 families exists today. 
By improving the lives of parents, we improve the lives of children. 
It is really quite simple. It is really life-changing.

ENJOY:
The kind team at American Express OPEN teamed up with Facebook Corporation to provide
insights for enhancing our on-line presence in social media.  HOPELights was
selected out of 11,000 groups in the U.S. that applied and made it to the top 5 in
America.  We are proud of our members for the voting and support of this opportunity!

Explore:
Parent Awards like these do not come around very often. 
Our keystone product, HOPELights, was submitted for copious review
and we received amazing feedback!
We are very grateful to PTPA for this winning endorsement.

Please pardon our dust while we re-program our

website to Facebook Open Graph Protocol and

transform our nonprofit initiatives!

Hope Lights is a website filled with teacher and parent educational services, toys and resources for kids with special needs that have been diagnosed with autism, down syndrome, cerebral palsy and many other chronic childhood challenges through a customize monthly magazine. We offer toys, products and service links for children with special needs and those that love them. xoxo

Our mission is hope, but we love change. Our non-profit programs are expanding and our design is changing a bit.

So please be patient while we are growing to meet our new expanded customers and most of all, our children.

We hope to see you on Facebook or on our subscription list soon!