Guide: Autism resources for tri-state organizations
April is Autism Acceptance Month. Looking for expert advice and more information? Here’s a tri-state guide of organizations from Autism Speaks.
•
Apr 2, 2024, 8:30 AM
•
Updated 255 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:54
Bedford Park neighbors demand growing pile of trash spilling onto sidewalk be cleaned up
yesterday2:52
Fitness in 4: Hip-hop dance
4ds ago1:17
be Well: Tips for beating seasonal depression
4ds ago2:34
be Well: How to travel healthy this holiday
4ds ago1:46
New report: Closing SUNY Downstate would be devastating for Central Brooklyn
10ds ago2:53
Fitness in 4: Cool down after a run
10ds ago1:54
Bedford Park neighbors demand growing pile of trash spilling onto sidewalk be cleaned up
yesterday2:52
Fitness in 4: Hip-hop dance
4ds ago1:17
be Well: Tips for beating seasonal depression
4ds ago2:34
be Well: How to travel healthy this holiday
4ds ago1:46
New report: Closing SUNY Downstate would be devastating for Central Brooklyn
10ds ago2:53
Fitness in 4: Cool down after a run
10ds ago
April is National Autism Acceptance Month.
Looking for expert advice and more information? Here’s a tri-state guide of organizations from Autism Speaks:
ADVOCACY
AUTISM FRIENDLY SERVICES
EMPLOYMENT & POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION
EVALUATION & DIAGNOSIS
To learn more about early screening for autism, visit ScreenforAutism.org (DetecciondeAutismo.org for Spanish) to access both English and Spanish resources to identify the signs of autism, take part in a screening questionnaire, and request information from the Autism Speaks Autism Response Team before, during and after a child’s diagnosis.
Autism Speaks has a list of resources of different doctors across the tri-state area. Click here for the full list.
SUPPORT GROUPS
Looking for support groups? Here’s a list from Autism Speaks.
MORE RESOURCES
More from News 12
2:19
News 12 health report inspired viewer to get lung cancer screening. It saved her life
2:01
CPSC: Toy-related injuries led to 200,000 emergency room visits in 2023
1:17
Study: Exercising regularly can reduce the risk of dementia and Alzheimer's
2:15
Tech advancements, new treatments fuel spike in lung cancer survival rates
1:57
Seasonal Affective Disorder is very common. Here are ways to manage it.
2:12
