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We offer 30+ free, recorded trainings on our website so that you can learn at your convenience. Check out the recently added “Preventing Challenging Behaviors” today!
Join us virtually for the 15th annual WNC Run/Walk for Autism! During the week of Oct. 3-10, participants are invited to complete a 5K or 1-mile race at the location of their choosing, and on Oct. 10 we will celebrate together virtually. Proceeds from this race fund local ASNC programs.
Join us this year virtually for the 12th annual Triad Run/Walk for Autism. During the week of Oct. 3-10, participants are invited to complete a 5K or fun run/walk at the location of their choosing, and on Oct. 10 we will celebrate together virtually. Proceeds from this race fund local ASNC programs.
Join us this year virtually for the 22nd annual Triangle Run/Walk for Autism. During the week of Oct. 3-10, participants are invited to complete a 5K or 1-mile race at the location of their choosing, and on Oct. 10 we will celebrate together virtually. Proceeds from this race fund local programs.
1 in 54 children may be diagnosed with autism nationally
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During her career as a special education teacher in Pitt County, Beth Strathern helped countless children with autism. But it’s her special 20-year relationship with Shala Bell that made Beth the 2020 winner of the John and Claudia Roman Direct Service Award. The annual award honors a direct service employee of the Autism Society of…
Legislative Mini Session Wrap Up The North Carolina General Assembly (NCGA) returned to Raleigh on Wednesday, September 2 to allocate more than $900 million in federal Coronavirus money in a quick two-day process. Governor Cooper is widely expected to sign the bill; however, his office did note that they are still reviewing the legislation. Legislative…
Below is the Autism Society of North Carolina’s weekly update on policy changes and legislation related to local, state, and federal COVID-19 emergency orders. This post covers July 31 – August 20. Congressional Update Since our last update, Congress has not passed any new legislation regarding COVID-19 and/or economic relief. A compromise is needed between…
