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The Clark family’s journey to find the right therapy for their twin sons, Elliot and Cooper, led them to make a life-changing decision: selling everything and moving across the state for ABA therapy with Autism Society of North Carolina (ASNC). The results have been nothing short of amazing. Both boys have graduated from their ABA programs and the Clark’s have moved back home where the boys now...

Nancy and her son Gray, a young adult on the spectrum, travel to the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro to raise awareness about autism. The zoo invited this mother and son team to meet with staff to talk about autism and the ways the zoo can welcome and support individuals with autism and their families. Nancy, an Autism Resource Specialist, knows that by making experiences in our wider community ...

To be known, to be accepted, to be valued. That’s what the Autism Society of North Carolina’s Thrive program in Fayetteville is all about. Bobby, Holly, and Jared have each been part of Thrive for many years. With the support and guidance of long-time staff members like Peaches and Shawn who lead “from the heart,” adults with autism continue to build relationships, gain confidence, and successf...

Ethan can hardly wait to get to Camp Royall every summer. This ten-year-old camper has been to camp twice and is eagerly anticipating an opportunity to be there again. The friendships he has made there, the sense of self he has gained, and the acceptance he has felt have been, in Ethan’s words, “life-changing.” Ethan knows from personal experience how important the Camp Royall experience is for...

Clinical Director, Whitney Sukonick, has some exciting updates on the Autism Society of North Carolina's brand new ABA Clinic in Raleigh. Our state-of-the-art facility opens OCTOBER 1 and will provide personalized, evidence-based care for children diagnosed with autism, ages seven and younger 💚 MORE INFO: autismsociety-nc.org/ABAClinicRaleigh

Clinical Director, Whitney Sukonick, has some exciting news! 🎉 The Autism Society of North Carolina is opening a brand new ABA Clinic in Raleigh on October 1st! This state-of-the-art facility will provide personalized, evidence-based care for children diagnosed with autism, ages seven and younger 💚 MORE INFO: autismsociety-nc.org/ABAClinicRaleigh

According to Employee Benefit News, 85% of college-educated adults on the autism spectrum are unemployed. The Autism Society of North Carolina (ASNC) understands we all play a critical role in making inclusive employment opportunities more available to people with autism. This webinar will help employers better understand autism and how to recruit, hire and retain workers on the spectrum. Led b...

ASNC's very own Michael Hooker sounded the siren battle cry to kick off the third period for the Carolina Hurricanes.

The Autism Society of North Carolina is pleased to offer a series of workshops for businesses and employers interested in learning more about hiring employees with autism. For more information or to register for a workshop, please visit: autismsociety-nc.org/hiring-autistic-workers/

Hetty has supported Navell since the first grade, and from the moment she met him, she wanted to help him become who he was meant to be. She was by his family’s side as they navigated starting a new school. When the family doubted what was possible, Hetty reminded them that Navell deserved the opportunity to dream big. Now he’s thriving in his high school and hoping to work as an animator. Your...

Are you looking for life-changing adventure? 🏕️ Join us as a camp counselor at Camp Royall, where every day is a journey of laughter, growth, and making a difference in the lives of amazing kids & adults on the autism spectrum. Apply now and be part of something extraordinary! 💚 www.camproyall.org

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