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Access NAAM resources, and stay connected with our COVID-19 tools.
Our Promise During COVID-19: The Autism Society of America promises to remain committed to improving the lives of all affected by autism across the spectrum and throughout the lifespan, and will focus on providing information, resources, and advocacy efforts to address these urgent needs.
COVID-19 Resources, Interviews & Mask Delivery
The Autism Society of America continues to expand its COVID-19 response efforts, with updated resources, self-advocates & expert interviews on Facebook Live, and mask distribution to congregate living communities.
4/21 @ 3pm EST:"COVID-Connections: Staying Connected During Isolation" Featuring Dr. Wendy Ross & Author, Jennifer Cook (previously known as O'Toole.)
4/23 @ 3pm EST:"A Perspective from Autistic Self-Advocate & Mother" Featuring Carly Fulgham, member of Autism Society Board of Directors, and chair of the PSA.
57,000 people have accessed the COVID-19 toolkit webpages. Search by topic for resources relevant to the added challenges the autism community faces during this crisis.
Our National Helpline remains fully operational; Speak to an Information & Referral Specialist today by calling at 1(800)3-AUTISM or email at info@autism-society.org.
Visit our National Autism Awareness Month website to download autism infographics, statistics, and social media graphics. Take the pledge to spread awareness, promote acceptance, and ignite change!
Over 350 Autism Society events, programs and services were cancelled nationwide due to the Coronavirus. Our affiliate network quickly pivoted to provide virtual events and online supports during this time. Some affiliate highlights include:
The Autism Societies of Greater Wisconsin and Minnesota are joining forces to present "Stronger Together in 2020," a virtual autism conference accessible from the comfort and safety of home April 30-May 2.
Autism Society of Central Virginia moves to virtual support groups for adults with autism, caregivers and teens - plus additional virtual experiences!
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