MAT-SU Services for Children & Adults (MSSCA) is a non-profit organization based in Alaska’s Matanuska-Susitna Valley that provides comprehensive support services to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. Founded to address the needs of the Mat-Su community, the organization offers a range of programs including early intervention services, adult day programs, residential support, and employment assistance. The organization operates under the guidelines of the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services and serves as a key provider of disability services in the Mat-Su Borough. MSSCA’s programs focus on promoting independence, community integration, and skill development for both children and adults with disabilities. Their early intervention program specifically targets children from birth to age three who have developmental delays or disabilities. MSSCA employs trained professionals including care coordinators, behavioral specialists, and direct support professionals. The organization maintains partnerships with local healthcare providers, educational institutions, and other social service agencies to ensure comprehensive care for their clients. Their services are primarily funded through Medicaid waivers, state grants, and private donations. The organization also provides advocacy services and works to increase awareness about developmental disabilities within the Mat-Su community through various outreach programs and educational initiatives.