Make the ordinary, average person more aware of P.U.R.E. (special needs) people and their families.

Encourage and enable ordinary, average people to minister to P.U.R.E. people and their families in their local churches and communities.

Promote, advise, and facilitate the development and growth of inclusive ministry programs (Sunday school, “angel” or “buddy” care, respite care, etc,) for P.U.R.E. people and their families through churches, civic organizations, and interested individuals.

Educate, equip, and empower the parents of P.U.R.E. children in locating, securing, and evaluating needed resources provided by various organizations, government agencies, and ministries such as respite care, local church programs, financial assistance, therapy, and adaptive technology.