All Things Possible
Christ's Compassion Center (ATPC3)

Name: All Things Possible Christ's Compassion Center (ATPC3)
Address: VA, US
Telephone: 571-528-0355

All Things Possible Christ’s Compassion Center (ATPC3) is a faith-based 501 (c) (3) non-profit providing Biblically based care and support to adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDDs). Every person is fearfully and wonderfully made in the image of God. Therefore, all people, of all abilities are valuable and precious in the sight of God. Nobody is a mistake and every person has dignity and worth regardless of their abilities and disabilities.

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Mission

ATPC3 will provide respite care for caregivers (families, guardians, and service providers) who need time to focus on themselves. Caring for adults with IDDs can be taxing and often leaves the caregiver to feel isolated, exhausted, and grieving. ATPC3’s respite care is like breathing oxygen into caregivers to continue providing for their wonderful adults. ATPC3 provides these dependent adults a place for them to be themselves and for caregivers to have a break. We go to great lengths to ensure that all our environments are safe and secure.

Vision

Our long term vision is to provide 24/7 residential care, life skills, and community living for adults with disabilities in order for them to live the best lives possible. Our current focus is serving adults with IDD. We will welcome and serve other adults with disabilities as we develop the capabilities to properly care for them. As we grow and are better equipped, our support will expand to serve the larger demand in this community. Putting Jesus first in all we do, ATPC3 seeks to be a Christian community where everyone is equal and is gifted with individual talents and gifts to serve. We believe everyone should have access to God and be an active, integral part of the Body of Christ. It’s our prayer that everyone we serve would grow in their relationship with God. Our respite program and long term vision includes spiritual formation, literacy, vocational training, personal care, teaching independence, recreation & leisure, social skills, community navigation, and self-advocacy. ATPC3 recognizes the dignity of our participants and are blessed with the privilege of serving them. Left unto ourselves, this goal is impossible. However, with God, all things are possible (Matthew 19:26)

The Why:

Our nephew Aaron has such a love for life and living it to the fullest. His love for Christ and others was the very fabric of who he is. That love also extends to fun filled activities ranging from Challenger baseball, Basketball, Therapeutic horseback riding, hiking and traveling just to name a few. It is from Aaron that we learned what unconditional love looks like. His smile lights up a room and his laughter makes everyone smile. Aaron is Down’s Syndrome, hearing impaired, with a limited vocabulary. He trusts almost everyone and loves socializing with people. Aaron will need support for the rest of his life which is why we created ATPC3. We want a place where people like Aaron can come, live life to the fullest while being safe and cared for.