Children and young adults with disabilities deserve to live a life full of opportunities and fulfillment in spite of the everyday challenges they experience.  AED School and Foundation is a Christian faith-based institution that focus on the call to worship Jesus and provide life and social skills services for disadvantaged children and young abults.  We will seek to answer that call by teaching special needs kids and young adults to play instruments and/or develop and strengthen their singing voices through voice lessons and varies programs.  

AED School & Foundation also specializes in teaching life skills and providing social services for those they serve ages 8-27. We are a resource of support for the developmentally delayed community of Southaven, Mississippi (main headquarters). Our mission is to inspire exceptional children and young adults to glorify God through our AED worship school music program.  It also includes providing life and social development skills and services for the visually impaired in our special needs community. AED School and Foundation has a heart that is passionate about seeing disadvantaged children and young adults pursue a career and/or develop fundamental skills in Christian music, through learning to play an instrument and/or singing to the Glory of God.

​AED School & Foundation’s programs are designed for children and young adults ages 8-27, with physical health challenges and/or developmental delays or disabilities, who have a desire to play an instrument or sing gospel (worship) music. Our mission is to give the special needs community an opportunity to pursue a potential career in gospel (Christian) music. We also provide life skill development services and programs for the visually impaired.  These programs are available to the community and local schools.

*We also offer prayer by request to parents, students and staff in Jesus's Name.

​*We will also offer an accredited computer coding program for the population we serve, the start date has yet to be determined.

We offer services to those who are diagnosed with the following:
(1) Visual Impairment/Blindness   (2) Developmental Delay   (3) Learning/Intellectual Disability 
(4) Dyslexia   (5) Autism Spectrum Disorder