The Stories Behind the Funding Gap
Government funding for community-based disability services continues to fall short of the actual cost of providing them. Read the life-changing stories that could be impacted.
Knowledge Hub
Welcome to our Knowledge Hub, where we share Little City’s deep knowledge and expertise on almost any topic across the landscape of intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). From parenting an I/DD child, to navigating the tangled web of government resources, to finding the right residential, day activities, or educational opportunities for your loved one, we invite you to tap into our knowledge.
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The Funding Gap is Critical: Here’s What It Means
Government funding for community-based disability services continues to fall short of the actual cost of providing them. Learn what that means below.
2026 Little City, Big Dreams Gala
Watch the inspiring video shared during the 2026 Little City, Big Dreams Gala highlighting the impact of Little City’s mission and community.
Little City’s Behavioral Health Clinic
Explore Little City’s Behavioral Health Clinic offering trauma-informed, evidence-based care for youth and families with I/DD, autism, and behavioral health needs.
A Look at Little City
Learn how Little City supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through housing, education, employment, recreation, and lifelong community support.
2026 Corporate Volunteer of the Year: EY
Recognizing our 2026 Corporate Volunteer of the Year!
2026 Individual Volunteer of the Year: Diane Tonielli
Recognizing our 2026 Individual Volunteer of the Year!
Spring Newsletter: Hope in Bloom
The spring edition of Little City, Big Picture is HERE! Scroll down and click through to read about Walter & Danny and hear from a couple who have been a part of our Circle of Love since 2001.
A Note from our CEO
Spring at Little City is a season of hope, made possible by you, helping individuals learn, grow, and thrive.
Autism Acceptance Month: Building a Community of Understanding
April is Autism Acceptance Month, a time to celebrate neurodiversity and champion meaningful inclusion.
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