Camphill Foundation, through the generous support of its donors, provides professional development scholarships, research fellowships, and grants to organizations in the areas of cognitive, emotional and mental development. Our goal is to advance the use of social and holistic models to enhance the lives of persons with disabilities. We fund individuals and nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations in Africa, Asia, Europe and North America that share Camphill’s unique spirit of respect for the integrity and self-determination of every person.

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May and June mark the end of the school year for many. But for young adults with special needs, transition programs give extra time and education to help them move into the adult world and create a foundation for dignified, meaningful and productive life in the future.

This year, Camphill Foundation helped open the doors of the Sarah Jane Herman Education and Resource Center at Beaver Farm, the transition program associated with Camphill Special School in Pennsylvania.

By sending a gift to Camphill Foundation, you help fund the essential work done by grantees such as Beaver Farm.

Persons with disabilities make up about 10% of the world's total population. They are the largest minority group, according to the United Nations.

Eighty percent of persons with disabilities live in developing countries.

The nation with the highest rate of persons living with cognitive and/or psychological disabilities is the United States.

People with disablities are more likely to be the victims of violence and live in isolation.