Founded by Ilieva and Miguel Valdés following the diagnosis of their twin daughters with Prader-Willi Syndrome, the organization seeks to solve the abrupt loss of support services that often occurs when individuals with special needs reach age 22. The event highlighted the foundation's core initiatives, including the ACCESS Program at Miami Dade College and the EmpowerU Summer Camp, which provide vocational training and life skills necessary for long-term independence.
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Supreme Twins Foundation Gala Expands Support for Neurodivergent Youth
Nearly 400 civic and business leaders gathered at the JW Marriott Marquis Miami to bridge the gap in services for neurodivergent young adults. The Supreme Twins Foundation gala, featuring high fashion and live performances, raised essential funding for vocational training and psychological assessments for families navigating life after school.
The evening balanced advocacy with artistry, showcasing over 30 couture designs by Giannina Azar and performances by Latin Grammy winners Tony Succar and Albita Rodríguez. Beyond the gala’s spectacle, the funds are earmarked to sustain the Foundation's Psychological Assessment Program (PAP), which helps families secure the diagnostic resources required by insurance providers. By fostering partnerships that offer education and developmental support, the Valdés family aims to ensure that the transition into adulthood becomes a period of new opportunity rather than a sudden cessation of care.
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