ChildServe announced the organization is expanding in eastern Iowa by opening a new facility in Davenport. The 9,865-square-foot space will offer autism and Applied Behavior Analysis services, as well as outpatient rehabilitation therapy, including speech, occupational and physical therapy. The new facility is expected to open in early 2026. ChildServe launched a $1 million capital campaign to fund the new location. The new location is part of ChildServe’s regional growth strategy, which has included expansions of its Ames and Iowa City facilities, the relocation and expansion of its Des Moines location and expanding its presence to Cedar Rapids. “We’ve experienced significant growth on our waitlists across the state. Specifically, we’ve seen an increased need for autism services, and we are making significant investments with a dedicated effort to serve more Iowa children. We’re embracing new possibilities and new partnerships to meet families where they are on their health care journey,” Dr. Teri Wahlig, ChildServe president and CEO, said in a prepared statement.