Supporting individuals with autism focuses on alleviating family and caregiver burdens through skills training, parent-mediated therapies, and accessible telehealth options that empower those involved in daily care. Exploring neurobiological mechanisms, such as inflammation, oxidative stress, and genetic factors, is key to understanding the condition's origins and associated comorbidities, paving the way for more precise interventions. Technology plays a vital role, with virtual reality, AI tools, and digital platforms enhancing social skills development and early detection efforts. Attention to lifespan transitions, including adult care, employment opportunities, and accurate prevalence data, is essential for creating comprehensive strategies that improve long-term independence and well-being.

The main focus of our programs include:

• Supporting and providing resources for individuals with autism.
• Linkages to local autism support services.
• Facilitating training and research for autism care.
• Covering behavioral therapies like ABA.
• Enhancing autism care through training.
• Providing ABA for children with autism.
• Promoting early behavioral treatments for autism.