Christine Vrettos was just one year old when she became one of the first patients to undergo open heart surgery in 1957. Despite facing cognitive delays and the odds stacked against her, Christine triumphed over her disability and went on to lead a life that has inspired many. Her journey exemplifies the spirit of inclusion.
InclusionWorks creates meaningful engagements and foster a sense of belonging, dignity, and respect for citizens who are differently-abled, including those with cognitive delays.
Christine’s Hope, part of InclusionWorks—a non-profit 501c3 organization—offers an all-inclusive day program designed for differently-abled citizens, including those with cognitive delays. This program provides essential resources for developing life and vocational skills through various programs and activities that focus on three key areas: Vocation/Education, Community, and Wellness. Additionally, Christine’s Hope aligns with the mission of Judy's Hope Foundation, promoting inclusion and support for individuals with disabilities.
Volunteers are the backbone of our organization. We offer a variety of opportunities for individuals and groups to get involved and make a difference in the lives of those we serve, promoting inclusion and support for all.
As a nonprofit organization, all proceeds are dedicated to building a brighter future for adults with disabilities.