“There are no guarantees in life, except that everyone faces struggles. This is how we learn (and grow). Some face struggles from the moment they are born. They are the most special of all people, requiring the most care and compassion and reminding us that love is the sole purpose of life.”– Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
These are our Hidden Angels – teaching all of us life’s most valuable lessons.
Golf Tournament and Student Art Sale to benefit Regional School for the Deaf and Blind
Wednesday, 22 Feb 2012 – The Friends of the Regional School Golf Classic is happening March 3, 2012 at the Spring Hill College Golf Course in Mobile. Registration starts at 7:00am with a Continental Breakfast and there will be a shotgun start at 8:30am. Lunch will be provided by Tony Cachere’s and will include Jambalaya, … Read More
Accounting and Advisory firm supports the Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation who builds two new MSEs in Baycrest
September 28, 2011 – Accounting and Advisory firm supports the Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation who builds two new MSEs in Baycrest
RSM Richter Charity Golf Classic raises $160,000
Proceeds will go towards the Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation Toronto, Ontario June 28, 2011 – On Wednesday June 15th, RSM Richter hosted their 14th annual Charity Golf Classic at Rattlesnake Point Golf Club. The tournament was in support of the Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation (CDHAF); an organization focused on improving the quality of … Read More
Birmingham center helps people with special needs find calming stimuli in new multisensory room
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama — Soothing tubes of bubbling water gradually change colors from blue to white to green. Addie Salamone, 21 months, navigates her way through the white padded room at her own pace, enjoying the lights, soft music and new discoveries, such as a lighted blue egg she cups in her hands. Her parents, Caleb … Read More
Children with disabilities are taking control: first multi sensory environment in Birmingham, thanks to the Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation
May 10, 2011 Birmingham, Ala. – A trip to the store or the library is never simple for three-year-old Xavier Kurre. The Oak Mountain toddler has cortical vision impairment and autism which makes a “simple” trip out of the home very tense and over stimulating for him. “His emotions are over the top when we … Read More
Making the sensory make sense
The following article was published in SEN Magazine the UK’s leading magazine for special educational needs. Making the sensory make sense
The Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation announces donation of a Multi Sensory Facility to United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama 2 November 2010 – The Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation (CDHAF) is pleased to announce it will be supporting United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Birmingham in the establishment of a Multi Sensory Environment (MSE). CDHAF will design, produce and install the equipment required for the MSE as well as train the UCP staff. … Read More
The Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation hosts the 8th Annual International Conference on Multi Sensory Environments
September 27, 2010, Birmingham, Alabama The 8th Annual ISNA Conference on Multi Sensory Environments (MSE) will take place in Birmingham, Alabama at the Sheraton Hotel and Convention Center, October 1-3, 2010. Hosted by the Christopher Douglas Hidden Angel Foundation (CDHAF), this is the first time this groundbreaking conference, with presentations by more than 35 international … Read More
George Canyon To Perform At Multi Sensory Environment Conference
On September 30th and October 1st George Canyon will be giving an intimate performance as part of the 8th Annual Conference on Multi Sensory Environments. Canyon who placed 2nd in the second season of USA Network’s popular “Nashville Star” has sold over a quarter of a million albums and has won multiple awards for his … Read More
The Hidden Angel Foundation brings Country Music Artist George Canyon to Give a Special Performance at United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama (September 26, 2010) Country Music Artist George Canyon will give a special performance for program participants at United Cerebral Palsy of Greater (UCP) Birmingham on Thursday, September 30 at 11 a.m. The performance will be held at UCP’s LINCPoint facility located at 101 Oslo Circle. This performance is made possible by the Hidden … Read More
