ArtĆculo publicado en la revista de ASNC, Spectrum, en febrero del 2022. En el aƱo 2021, el personal de Apoyo al Empleo (Employment Support) de la Autism Society of North Carolina ayudĆ³ a mĆ”s de 220 adultos en su bĆŗsqueda de empleo. Los adultos con Autismo empezaron a trabajar en una variedad de funciones, incluyendo…
TIPS Serves Adults with Autism
Serving others is obviously important to members of the Triangle Indian-American Physicians Society (TIPS); they are, after all, in health care. But serving outside of their chosen careers is also important to them. For years, members have volunteered their efforts and expertise at free clinics all around the Triangle and at a yearly free screening….
Supported Employment Brings Fulfillment
Editorās note: This article previously appeared in ASNCās Spectrum magazine. David Rothās parents never have to wake him up in the morning or push him to get out the door on time for his job. The 27-year-old with autism works at the Courtyard in Chapel Hill, mostly in the fast-paced, physically demanding laundry, but he…
Public Policy Update: Some Bills Survived “Crossover” and Some Did Not
As I mentioned in my previous blog posting, the week of May 10th to 14th at the General Assembly was crossover,Ā a ādo or dieā week for policy bills introduced in the legislative long session. Simplified: bills that pass one chamber, either the NC House or the NC Senate, stay āaliveā and can be voted…