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Mission

Autism Helping Autism, Inc. is a 501c3 organization dedicated to helping high functioning youth and young adults on the autism spectrum transition into the world by teaching daily life skills, independence and assisting with job placement in communities utilizing partnerships with local and national companies.

Mission Statement

Why We Do It

Only  35 percent of young adults with autism attend college and only 55  percent had a job during the first six years after high school. Overall,  young people with autism face a greater than 50 percent chance of being  unemployed or not attending college when compared to those with other  disabilities.


We  focus on making the maximum positive effort for our community. Our  members and volunteers provide the momentum that helps us affect change.  We provide solutions that make a long-lasting difference in the lives  of autistic people and the communities where they live.

What We Do

Advocacy

Education

Education

Autistic people are often misunderstood and underestimated. Whether it's school, work, or just every day interactions, we offer assistance with job searches, resumes, coaching, and interaction with employers if necessary.

Education

Education

Education

We help educate parents, autistic youth and adults seeking advice, prospective employers and HR departments looking to hire autistic people.


In addition, we publish articles of interest and those written by our clients offering perspective.

Resources

Education

Resources

We offer resources for those needed more information about Autism and other resources available in the community.

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