Since 1997, Project Eye-To-Eye has worked with one of the most at-risk populations in our country: high school, middle school and elementary school children with the labels of learning disabilities (LD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

Project Eye-To-Eye's mission is to develop a coalition of mentoring programs for labeled students with learning disabilities and to empower these individuals to celebrate their differences. To achieve this mission, Project Eye-To-Eye partners with local communities, public and private schools, universities, and local businesses to bring labeled adults with learning disabilities into the lives of labeled younger students with LD/ADHD in order to empower these students and help them find success.

Project Eye-To-Eye also supports the families of Project Eye-To-Eye children through access to family networks and educational outreach, and is committed to facilitating a national dialogue around labeled students with learning disabilities, alternative learning styles, and educational reform.