For over 38 years quality educational and residential programs have been provided for children.
The Learning Tree serves more than 700 children and adolescents from more than 40 counties from across Alabama.
More than 100 children are provided residential school services in Birmingham, Jacksonville, Mobile, and Tallassee, Alabama.
Preschool services are provided in Hunstville and Anniston.
Consultation and outreach services are coordinated with public school districts across Alabama.
Clinic based ABA services are available in Anniston, Birmingham, Montgomery and Mobile
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Nonprofit The Learning Tree focused on helping children succeed
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Sheila Sears, director of Resource Development for the Birmingham office, said its programs are designed to help children lead fulfilling and rewarding lives.
