Mission Statement
Wyoming Valley Children’s Association provides the highest quality early childhood education to ensure the greatest developmental potential of all children in partnership with their families, including therapeutic and support services as needed.
Wyoming Valley Children’s Association | Empowering Young Minds & Building Brighter Futures in Forty Fort
Wyoming Valley Children’s Association (WVCA) in Forty Fort has supported children and families since 1924. This nonprofit organization focuses on early education and pediatric therapies for children up to age ten, especially those with developmental or physical disabilities. WVCA helps ALL children reach their full potential through inclusive learning and specialized care.
Inclusive Early Childhood Education
WVCA’s educational services offer a nurturing setting where every child can thrive, including infant/toddler, Preschool and Kindergarten programs. Their classrooms bring children of all abilities together in an inclusive space that promotes learning, independence, and social skills. Each student receives individualized attention to support personal growth and developmental progress.
Comprehensive Therapeutic Services
WVCA provides expert pediatric therapies up to age ten, including physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Services are designed to help children overcome challenges and gain skills for daily life. The organization also operates an Autism Screening Clinic. This vital program assesses children from Luzerne and Wyoming counties for signs of autism spectrum disorder.
A Legacy of Compassion & Care
WVCA continues to evolve with the needs of the community, offering programs rooted in compassion, expertise, and innovation. Their mission supports children’s long-term development while strengthening families across Northeastern Pennsylvania.
WVCA’s campus in Forty Fort helps children grow through inclusive education and expert therapies.