Autism is a fight. It’s a lifetime of twelve rounds on repeat. With each set of rounds, a different opponent emerges. You’re gonna get knocked down, you’re gonna get bruised, and you’re gonna want to throw in the towel. Battling alone, failure is almost certain. This is why it’s essential to have a strong team in your corner.
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Elisabeth Berry, Young Professionals Board Chair, to be Recognized as Distinguished Volunteer
ASSOCIATION OF FUNDRAISING PROFESSIONALS (AFP) GREATER DETROIT CHAPTER TO RECOGNIZE ELISABETH BERRY AS DISTINGUISHED VOLUNTEER AT 25TH ANNUAL NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY DINNER
5 Tips for a Successful Autism-Friendly Halloween
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The Michigan ABLE Act
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Michigan Department of Education Survey will Collect Input for Meeting Federal Grant Obligations
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AAoM had a Great Time with Elmo and Friends
For the third year in a row, AAoM had the privilege of working with Olympia Entertainment and Vee Corporation to host an autism-friendly performance of Sesame Street Live: Let’s Dance
10 Things To Know About The ABLE ACT
By Michael Morris, executive director of the National Disability Institute | May. 27, 2015 https://www.nami.org/Blogs/NAMI-Blog/May-2015/10-Things-You-Must-Know-about-the-ABLE-Act The Michigan ABLE Act Lt. Gov. Brian Calley signed the Michigan ABLE Act, establishing a
Summer Safety Tips
School will soon be out for summer, which means your child’s daily routine will likely change. As the autism safety specialist at The Autism Alliance of Michigan, Scott Schuelke wants every
Success story from South Haven Mi
Recently , in December 2014, South Haven Police Department received a call about an 11 yr old boy with autism, who was reported as out of control and had walked
From Crain’s Detroit Business
As the father of a 31-year-old autistic son, Pat Kemp’s new role as executive director of a new effort housed at Oakland University to help adults with autism find employment