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Allegany Arc Opens MSE Room
Allegany Arc received grants from The Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation whose mission is to enrich the lives, health, and social well-being of people who are neurologically challenged through the use of multi sensory stimulation. Read More
Sensory Room Reveals New World for Students at Mobile School for the Deaf and Blind
“This room makes me feel like I’m in heaven!” Nathan, Student at Mobile School for the Deaf and Blind. Read full press release
New Research
The Hidden Angel Foundation is proud to support and contribute to the research and work being done around the use of Multi Sensory Stimulation for premature infants within the Neonatal Research Laboratory at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Read More
Donate
Imagine a child watching their peers running, playing, and enjoying a sunny day while they sit in a wheelchair. Isn’t it our responsibility to help that child to feel included? Imagine what it must be like for individuals with special needs. How much would you pay to be able to interact with your surroundings? Donate Now
Scully The World Show – The Hidden Angel
Bob presents this special on ‘The Hidden Angel’ Christopher Douglas. Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation offers Multi-Sensory Environments (MSEs) so that disabled individuals can stimulate brain activity and better engage with the world around them. Watch Video
Upcoming Facilities
The Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation is pleased to announce recently completed facilities in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at the Milwaukee Center for Independence and in Rockville, Maryland at TLC – The Treatment and Learning Center. View our list of already completed rooms.
Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation awarded Life Without Limits Award
The Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation was honored as the Winner “Life Without Limits Award” as Outstanding Program Partner in 2012. Sponsored by United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Birmingham, CDHAF was honored February 9th at a celebration that took place in Birmingham, Alabama.
EGF Polk County DAC
East Grand Forks, MI USA
2011
Colisano Children’s Hospital
Syracuse, NY USA
2011
Miami Lakes Therapy Center
Miami Lakes, Florida
2010
Anne Grady Center
Holland, OH USA
2009
A Society for Treatment of Autism
Calgary, AB Canada
2008
Southeastern Elementary School
Rome, GA USA
2008
Portage Collegiate Institute
Portage La Prairie, MB Canada
2009
Centre de Readaptation
Montreal, QB Canada
2009
West Montreal
Centre de Readaptation
Lachine, QB Canada
2007
Children’s Home RTF
Chenango Forks, NY USA
2007
Alternative Day Programs – Centre de Readaptation
Kirkland, QB Canada
2009
Augusta Evans Special School
Mobile, AL USA
2007
Miami Jewish Home and Hospital
Miami, FL USA
2007
Central Wisconsin Center
Madison, WI USA
2009
Miami Jewish Home and Hospital-#2
Miami, FL USA
2009
St. John’s Nursing Center
Ft. Lauderdale, FL USA
2006
Extreme Makeover Home Edition
Austin, TX USA (O’Donnell Family)
2006
Southern Alberta Child and Youth
Health -FLAMES House
Calgary, AB Canada
2009
Extreme Makeover Home Edition
Hondo, TX USA (Craft Family)
2006
Daytime Enrichment Activities
Recreation
Portland, OR USA
2010
Cleveland, Tennessee Jr. High
Cleveland, TN USA
2010
Hondo, Texas Special Education
Hondo, TX USA
2006
Miami Cerebral Palsy Residential Center
Miami, FL USA
2006
Scarborough Village Alternative School
Toronto, Ontario Canada
2010
Anne Grady Center Pediatric
Toledo, OH USA
2010
AHRC – Seiff Educare
Boemia, NY USA
2010
Jewel C. Wietzel Education Center
San Antonio, TX USA
2006
Hospital Rivier-des-Prairies
Montreal, QB Canada
2006
United Cerabal Palsey – Birmingham
Birmingham, AL USA
2010
St. Peter’s Academy
Benoit’s Cover, Bay of Islands, NL Canada
2010
Lake Asbury Jr. High
Green Cove Springs, FL USA
2006
Allegany ARC
Wellsville, NY
2013
MCFI – Milwaukee Center of Independence
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA
2012
TLC – The Treatment and Learning Center
Rockville, Maryland USA
2012
M.O.R.G.A.N. Project
Melbourne Beach, FL USA
2011
Baycrest Hospital
Toronto ON, Canada
2011
Baycrest Apotex
Toronto ON, Canada
2011
Providing Multi Sensory Environments can improve the health and quality of life of individuals with disabilities by improving brain activity. Yet these individuals do not have ready access to therapeutic recreation and/or sensory stimulation in North America. A private struggle to give a person with disabilities what he or she needs is also a very public battle across the USA and Canada.
The Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation’s mission is to enrich the lives, health, and social well-being of people with cognitive, emotional, and physical challenges through the use of Multi Sensory Environments (MSE). Their focus is on the design, development, implementation and education of Multi Sensory Environments with the aim to enable productivity, inclusion, independence, and self-determination.
Our approach is based on well-documented studies of neurological cognition and emotional development. We offer advisory and financial support for the establishment of integrated, publicly accessible Multi Sensory facilities and for basic research and education.
We invite you to explore this site to find out more.
The Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation worked with abc’s Extreme Makeover Home Edition to create a multi sensory environment – Extreme Makeover Home Edition Video.
