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Every child deserves to be accepted, appreciated, and loved; receive proper nutrition, adequate health care, education, and all the things that will give him or her a chance for a healthy life.

For more than 22 years, Any Baby Can, Inc. of San Antonio has served as a haven and vital resource for thousands of families with critically and chronically ill, disabled, and special needs children.

Since its establishment in 1982 under the name “Project ABC,” Any Baby Can, Inc. has provided services to over 100,000 families in South Central Texas counties. They are dedicated to providing quality health, counseling, and assistance services to Texas families and children in need.

Any Baby Can, Inc. was established through initial funding from the Texas Planning Council for Developmental Disabilities in 1982 with the mission “To serve families with children facing serious health or developmental challenges.” The formation of the agency was the result of a critical analysis of the current health care system.

Any Baby Can, Inc. caters to children ages birth-12 years old and their families who are living and coping with debilitating diseases and conditions. Their goal is to ensure that these children receive the appropriate medical care and resources in order for them to reach their maximum potential and also provide family support services to families managing the challenges of caring for their children with special health care needs. Any Baby Can, Inc. offers a wide range of services from medical, crisis assistance, counseling, and bereavement programs.

Any Baby Can achieve maximum potential
Children born with chronic illness, complex medical needs, or other special needs are entitled to a happy, full life and, given the needed resources, will reach maximum potential.

The child can be saved without losing the family
We view the family and child as part of 'a dynamic system. Our focus is on the needs of the family, all of which either directly or indirectly affect the child. In serving the family, we serve the child.

In a world of “high tech” medicine, families of chronically and critically ill children need “high touch”
Our complex system of health care and human services offers a wealth of assistance and technology. Unfortunately, navigating this service system can be an overwhelming task for many families. We believe that with support, encouragement, and assistance, these families can overcome the obstacles they face.

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