The CORE Project, Inc.

The CORE Project, Inc. Providing comprehensive care to Alabama’s special needs community.

03/16/2026

Back again with our series, , where we will be sharing a helpful therapy tips- straight from our CORE SLPs and OTs!

This week: Let Your Kids Struggle.

As therapists, one of our biggest “hot takes” is that it’s okay for kids to struggle. When we jump in too quickly to help, we accidentally take away the chance for them to problem solve, build confidence, and learn new skills.

That extra few seconds when your child is trying to zip their jacket, open a container, or figure out a toy? That’s where the learning happens.

Instead of stepping in right away, try:
✨ Waiting a moment
✨ Giving a small hint instead of doing it for them
✨ Letting them try a different way

Struggle doesn’t mean failure — it means their brain is working. And every time they figure something out on their own, they’re building independence and confidence.

Let them try. Let them think. Let them grow. 💪

03/13/2026

We like to keep our quarterly meetings productive… but also entertaining 🤪 if this looks like the kind of team you would want to be a part of, we are hiring an SLP.

Nappie Nominations are Open! 🤠Vote The CORE Project, Inc. Best Local Nonprofit under City Life!
03/08/2026

Nappie Nominations are Open! 🤠Vote The CORE Project, Inc. Best Local Nonprofit under City Life!

It's NAPPIE TIME!

Oh the skills we can grow! 💚More Dr. Seuss fun with The CORE Project, Inc. Daphne Ancillary Therapy Program.
03/06/2026

Oh the skills we can grow! 💚
More Dr. Seuss fun with The CORE Project, Inc. Daphne Ancillary Therapy Program.

The CORE Project, Inc. held our first Community Education Workshop on Waivers and Adult Services today. Thank you Cindy ...
03/05/2026

The CORE Project, Inc. held our first Community Education Workshop on Waivers and Adult Services today. Thank you Cindy Haber Center, Inc. and USA Regional Autism Network for coming to speak with our families and sharing resources.

The CORE Project, Inc. Academy students created projects last month celebrating Black History Month. 🤎🖤🤎
03/05/2026

The CORE Project, Inc. Academy students created projects last month celebrating Black History Month.
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The CORE Project, Inc. Daphne Clinic celebrating Dr. Seuss Week!
03/03/2026

The CORE Project, Inc. Daphne Clinic celebrating Dr. Seuss Week!

We’re excited to share we received a $500 Spark Good local grant from our friends at Walmart #5740. This grant will hel...
02/26/2026

We’re excited to share we received a $500 Spark Good local grant from our friends at Walmart #5740. This grant will help support the mission and programs of The CORE Project, Inc. We are proud to spark good in our community!

Make a difference every day! Now hiring an SLP or SLPA for our Mobile location. Please send questions or resume to mcart...
02/25/2026

Make a difference every day! Now hiring an SLP or SLPA for our Mobile location. Please send questions or resume to mcarter@coreprojectinc.com.

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669 Azalea Road
Mobile, AL
36609

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+12514221827

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About The CORE Project, Inc.

The CORE Project is a nonprofit corporation which was established in 2020 to serve the full spectrum of individuals in the special needs community. Our purpose is to provide quality clinical care, educational opportunities and overall support that will foster and optimize learning throughout the lifetime of our clients and their families.

The CORE Project provides a continuum of care that includes year-round education, ABA Therapy, onsite collaborative medical and ancillary therapy services, adult day services, respite care and residential facilities. Our goal is to cultivate a place for the special needs community to thrive and grow to its maximum potential by providing ongoing support for individuals and building a sense of belonging and independence. By doing this, we will allow these individuals to move from “labeled” to living.