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The Learning Tree is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing educational, residential and support services for children and adolescents with developmental disabilities, including autism. Programs are designed to help children lead more fulfilling and rewarding lives.

For 40 years quality educational and residential programs have been provided for children.
More than 100 children are provided residential school services in Birmingham, Jacksonville, Mobile, and Tallassee, Alabama.
The Learning Tree serves more than 700 children and adolescents from more than 40 counties from across Alabama.
School Consultation and Collaboration services are coordinated with public school districts across Alabama.
Preschool services are provided in Anniston, on historic Fort McClellan.
Clinic based ABA services are available in Albertville, Anniston, Birmingham, Montgomery and Mobile.

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Slice, Slice, Baby! Homemade Pizza Party for supper makes any night a Great Night! ... See MoreSee Less

Slice, Slice, Baby! Homemade Pizza Party for supper makes any night a Great Night!

The Mobile students got to participate in Equine Therapy. Horses can see the 'real you' and it is deeply healing. With the ability to listen to what is not spoken, horses are the perfect companions to nonverbal children. ... See MoreSee Less

The Mobile students got to participate in Equine Therapy. Horses can see the real you and it is deeply healing. With the ability to listen to what is not spoken, horses are the perfect companions to nonverbal children.

After a fun Labor of Love day, some kids went to spend the afternoon finishing up on their dock projects at the Learning Tree lake. They are doing great work as they learn the handy skills of woodworking!

#love #laboroflove🌈 #40yearsstrong #labor #tltrocks🤘 #laboroflove #autismawareness #specialneeds #directcareservices
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After a fun Labor of Love day, some kids went to spend the afternoon finishing up on their dock projects at the Learning Tree lake. They are doing great work as they learn the handy skills of woodworking! 

#love #laboroflove🌈 #40yearsstrong #labor #tltrocks🤘 #laboroflove #autismawareness #specialneeds #directcareservicesImage attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

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Labor of Love Day continues in Jacksonville/Anniston #laboroflove🌈 #tltrocks🤘 #40yearsstrong #laboroflove #labor #love ... See MoreSee Less

Labor of Love Day continues in Jacksonville/Anniston  #laboroflove🌈 #tltrocks🤘 #40yearsstrong #laboroflove #labor #loveImage attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment

On this day, we celebrate a Labor Of Love. Daily successes comes from a Labor Of Love from our staff for each of our children in the Learning Tree programs across the state of Alabama.

#labor #of #love #laboroflove #laboroflove🌈 #tltrocks🤘 #autismawareness #40yearsstrong
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On this day, we celebrate a Labor Of Love. Daily successes comes from a Labor Of Love from our staff for each of our children in the Learning Tree programs across the state of Alabama.  

#labor #of #love #laboroflove #laboroflove🌈 #tltrocks🤘 #autismawareness #40yearsstrongImage attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment

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I am Trinity Till’s Aunt and y’all take such good care of the children !!! So thankful The Lord is using yall for his glory to show Love 😘

Jacksonville Residential Program attended Spirit on Mountain St. at JSU! Who is ready for some college football?!? 🏈 ... See MoreSee Less

Jacksonville Residential Program attended Spirit on Mountain St. at JSU! Who is ready for some college football?!? 🏈

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