The Christ’s Most Innocent Initiative
Every child is crafted with dignity, bearing a unique mind that reflects the beauty of creation.
Yet, for neurodivergent children navigating a world built for standard expectations, daily life can feel like an overwhelming labyrinth of sensory overload, communication barriers, and academic frustration.
At St. Margaret of Castello’s House, we protect our neurodivergent children while simultaneously encouraging their flourishing.
Our specialized classrooms, sensory wings, and developmental centers are designed to meet every unique neurological wiring with expert clinical precision and unconditional love. Here, every child is wrapped in a community of Sisters, therapists, and educators who honor their pace, champion their brilliance, and ensure they are free to learn, play, and flourish as Christ intended.
To provide the best holistic care for our neurodivergent children, every resident at St. Margaret of Castello’s House has the option to, based on their own capability and discretion, participate in any and all of the following programs under the supervision and direction of the on-site Sisters:
- Domus Margaretae Youth Residential Cottage →
- St. Joseph the Worker’s Youth Vocational & Life Skills Academy →
- St. Thomas Aquinas’ Lumen Learning Classroom →
- St. Cajetan’s Youth Artisanal Guilds Wing →
- St. Joseph of Cupertino’s Focus & Processing Center →
- St. Dymphna’s Youth Therapeutic Wellness Wing →
- St. Aloysius de Gonzaga’s Regulation & Movement Academy →
- St. Elizabeth of Hungary’s Inclusive Development Hub →
- St. Rita of Cascia’s Hope and Resilience Center →
- St. Louise’s Youth Community Integration & Social Fellowship Program →
- St. Bernadette’s Youth Animal and Ecological Sanctuary →
- Planning for Eighteen — the Bridge to Lifelong Advocacy →
*Recognizing that the majority of neurodivergent children have at least one primary caregiver in their life, your child with neurodivergence does not need to live on-site in order to participate in our programs.