Institute for Educational Achievement

Our Story

The Institute for Educational Achievement (IEA) was founded in 1995 by families seeking the best education for children affected by autism. Under the leadership of Dr. Dawn Buffington Townsend, IEA opened its Education Program in 1996, providing essential educational services to children and adolescents. As a dissemination site of the Princeton Child Development Institute, IEA employs a proven educational model based on decades of research.

Impact

Every day, IEA witnesses remarkable transformations. Children who once struggled to communicate are now expressing themselves, while those who were once withdrawn are forming friendships and enjoying social activities. Many students achieve such progress that they transition to public and private schools, and adolescents gain skills for meaningful employment. Families, once burdened by despair, now enjoy outings and vacations together, thanks to the hope and support IEA provides.

Why Donate?

Your generous donation to IEA can change lives. The effective interventions provided are costly, and IEA relies on the support of individuals, corporations, and foundations to continue its mission. By donating, you directly impact the lives of individuals with autism.

Get Involved

Join the movement to support individuals with autism. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to help IEA continue its vital work. Every contribution makes a difference!