Welcome to the Achievement Center of LECOM Health
For 95 years, the Achievement Center of LECOM Health has provided quality therapeutic services to children and families across the region. Our programs are designed to meet the unique needs of children and adolescents who are experiencing emotional, social, physical or behavioral challenges.
Our mission is to maximize the potential of each of the 3,100 children we serve each year.
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About Us
Serving more than 3,100 children each year, the Achievement Center of LECOM Health helps children and young adults to maximize their potential. With a variety of therapeutic services for children, from birth to age 21, the Achievement Center of LECOM Health has expanded and grown to help children and families in Erie, Crawford, Forest, and Warren, Pennsylvania.
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The Achievement Center of LECOM Health is a leading provider of quality therapeutic services for children ages birth to young adulthood. We offer 15 distinct programs staffed by highly skilled, qualified, and compassionate individuals who are leaders in their clinical fields.
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In order to continue providing the children we serve with the highest quality of care, we need your support. Your generosity makes it possible for us to fund our programs and services that benefit thousands of children each year.
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Sarah Reed Children's Center
Have you participated in our Virtual Halloween Costume Contest yet? You have until Monday, October 26 to enter your submissions. Visit the Achievement Center of LECOM Health website (www.achievementctr.org) to learn more! We can't wait to see your Halloween spirit!
We hope to see your "dynamic duo" photo submissions in our Virtual Costume Contest.
achievementctr.org/events/photo-contest/
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