Frazer Center Revenue and Competitors

Located in metro Atlanta, the Frazer Center is an inclusive community where people at all levels of ability and disability gather, learn, and flourish together. For over sixty years, the Frazer Center has provided exceptional services to infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and adults with developmental disabilities such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, down syndrome, sickle cell anemia, autism spectrum disorders and other genetic disorders. The Frazer Center offers two different programs: An Inclusive Child Development Program and a Day Program for Adults with Disabilities. Our NAEYC accredited Children't Program welcomes all children, regardless of ability, to experience the benefits of inclusion-based learning. We enroll over 180 children from infants through Pre-K in our day-long Child Development Program. We also offer an After-School program and a Summer Camp for school-age children. Our Adult Day Program is CQL accredited and serves individuals with disabilities ages 22-70+, as well as their families. The Program provides daily opportunities for education, work training, and recreation. The Frazer Center also manages the beautiful Cator Woolford Gardens which are located on the property. The Gardens may be rented for special events and all revenue from rentals supports the Frazer Center, a non-profit organization.