In 2004, inspired by a mother's need to provide a safe, meaningful, fulfilling life for her disabled son, a group of community leaders from Montgomery County, Texas joined with her to establish Texas New Community Alliance (TNCA), a 501(c)3 charitable and educational organization. At the cornerstone of TNCA was the vision for a self-sustaining, master planned, integrated community where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities ("IDD") could Live, Learn, Work, and Grow emotionally, socially, and spiritually with their non-disabled peers. That vision has become a reality with the development of New Danville.
Today, New Danville serves over 500 adults a week. Known as "wranglers" and "mavericks", these men and women participate in a variety of activities in a pastoral setting at New Danville's Life Learning Center, an adult education and training center. Education and training activities are developed by talented and devoted staff, supported by caring volunteers that enrich the mind, the body and the spirit of each man and woman who participate during this weekday program. In addition to the day program activities, some wranglers have the ability to live independently, and chose to live in Meadowbrook, New Danville's first residential neighborhood.
Everything New Danville does is designed to develop a strong work ethic, real life skills, and helps to develop independence, confidence and social skills for the real world.
To learn more about New Danville be sure to visit our website at
www.newdanville.org or contact at info@newdanville.org or 936-344-6200