The Cromwell Center for Disabilities Awareness was founded in 2003 to  help ensure that people with all kinds of disabilities - learning, behavioral, emotional, developmental, and physical - receive the same respect, acceptance, and opportunity to which every person is entitled. 

The Center is an innovative leader in disability awareness training for  students, educators, and in workplaces. We do not teach about particular disabilities, conduct "show and tell" or simulations, or focus on one kind of disability. Instead, we change attitudes. 

The target population for our programs is people without disabilities. The beneficiaries are all people, with and without disabilities. The  Cromwell Method forms the basis for all our programs, which can be implemented anywhere in the world.

"Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference."
Winston Churchill