Celebrating inclusivity and diversity through art! 2nd Saturdays of the month are for Sensory Fun! YAA is an UM-NSU CARD Autism Friendly Partner and all staff are CARD trained! We also offer sensory bags for check-out at all times in the Museum to accommodate the needs of those with sensory sensitivities and people of all
ABLE United provides new opportunities for people with disabilities and can change the way they plan for short-term expenditures and establish long-term savings.
Learn about "Supported-Decision Making,” where people work with trusted friends, family members, and professionals to help them understand the situations and choices they face, so they may make their own decisions – rather than be subjected to a unnecessary permanent, plenary or full guardianship.
If you are caring for a loved one with an intellectual or developmental disability and your loved one is still in school with an Individual Education Plan (IEP), school-age transition is of utmost importance.
Are you a Disney superfan? Join us for online trivia using Zoom and Kahoot! The first three people on the leaderboard will be awarded awesome Disney prizes! These questions will challenge your brain and keep you entertained! Participate as an individual or as a team with your family. If you play as a team, we recommend
Are you a Disney superfan? Join us for online trivia using Zoom and Kahoot! The first three people on the leaderboard will be awarded awesome Disney prizes! These questions will challenge your brain and keep you entertained! Participate as an individual or as a team with your family. If you play as a team, we recommend
The Panthers will host their annual Autism Acceptance Night on April 6, 2023, presented by ABA Centers of Florida.
Assistive technology (AT), including Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), can not only enhance the lives and capabilities of students with ASD but also provide educators and related service provides with a valuable tool to allow students with ASD increased educational opportunities. Identifying appropriate AT and AAC for students with ASD can be a challenging process
