Our mission is to support children with life-long physical disabilities and their families throughout the Palm Beach community by easing financial burdens and connecting families to essential services and resources.
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Meet Our Buddies
The heart of our Organization is our Buddies, our children.
Aslan
Aslan is full of energy, joy, and curiosity. Whether he’s zooming around on his bike, digging in the dirt, or lining up his favorite toy trucks and cars, he’s always on the move. He never misses a chance to make a new friend and has a gift for bringing people together with his bright personality and social nature.
Aslan was born with Treacher-Collins Syndrome, a rare genetic condition that affects the development of facial bones and can impact breathing, eating, hearing, and speech. He meets these challenges with strength, determination, and a resilient spirit that shines through in everything he does.
Thea's Night Out
Thea's Night Out Community Respite Program is a free monthly respite care we provide to families in the community that have children with disabilities and their siblings (birth through 11 yrs). Each month our trained volunteers provide an evening of fun and games for your children, while you are able to enjoy a much needed break. We have an R.N. present to give medications and to help if there is any need.
Olivia
Olivia is a bright, determined girl who brings joy and curiosity to everything she does. She lives with cerebral palsy, and while her journey has come with significant challenges, she meets each one with courage, resilience, and the warmest smile. Whether she’s saying hello to a new friend or sharing a hug, Olivia’s kindness and spirit leave a lasting impression on everyone she meets.
Olivia experienced complications during birth that led to her cerebral palsy. Her daily routine is filled with hard work and determination to build strength, coordination, and independence. Her progress has been nothing short of inspiring.
About Bella
Bella Cavallo became the face of Bella’s Angels on September 2001. It was a day full of happiness, emotion, and unexpected anxiety. We were eagerly awaiting the arrival of a healthy baby girl. Bella was born at West Boca Medical Center. She was lifted out and instead of happy cries “It’s a Girl” or “She’s beautiful”, the operating room fell silent. It was forever before we heard the weak whimper of Bella’s cry.
