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Fun Fact!

 

Autism Acceptance Month was founded in April 1970 by Bernard Rimland, Ph.D., a psychologist and autism researcher. He chose the month of April to coincide with his son’s birthday, as well as the start of spring—a time for new beginnings.

Finding Funding Options For Autism Programs

CHEERING FOR AUTISM AWARENESS

What does autism acceptance mean to you!

 "Autism Acceptance means not passing judgment or limiting an individual's potential based on their outward characteristics. Everyone has personal challenges, and we need to see who people are and support them to reach their full potential."


-Shannon Michelle M.ED-

Autism Academy for Education and Development

Executive Director 

April Craft idea for the kids

What does autism acceptance mean to you!

 " To me, autism acceptance is people in the community supporting one another. When a kiddo is having a meltdown, is stimming, or is trying to find the words to communicate their needs, that they are met with patience and support. Acceptance would be inclusive of all needs as opposed to judging those who process differently."


-Leslie Dille-

Empoered Adult Services

Client Needs Administrator

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