Community support and collaboration enables us to give our students the amazing educational experiences we offer. It has been such a pleasure to watch our students grow both emotionally and physically on the ranch. D’Vine Path is the only program model of its kind here in San Diego County and has been recognized by the local school districts, San Diego Regional Center and Department of Rehabilitation. 

D’Vine Path was voted Nonprofit of the Year 2020 by the City of Fallbrook as well as California Nonprofit of the Year by Assembly member Marie Waldron in 2024. 

The program is currently located at 4735 Olive Hill Rd. in Fallbrook on our working farm and vineyard. This environment allows our students to gain real-life experience and continue developing their vocational skills in a variety of pathways. We offer students pathways in viticulture, horticulture, hospitality, culinary and the arts. 

Our model of multi-dimensional teaching works and the success of all our special students is evident. Since its inception, D’Vine Path's enrollment has expanded to forty students, impacting over one thousand people throughout the county of San Diego. Seventy-one percent of our participants have found part-time or full-time employment. One hundred percent of our participants have achieved healthy and meaningful relationships and know with confidence that they can live their lives with endless possibilities. 

At D'Vine Path, our number one goal is to empower our students and serve the neurodivergent community in San Diego County. We grow wine grapes, vegetables, herb gardens, flowers, and succulents- but at its root D’Vine Path is growing people- happy, confident people who NOW know they can live their lives with endless possibilities. We are so grateful for your support.

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