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2013 Edge of Autism

A Success Story!

The 2013 Edge of Autism 5k Run,
Walk and Festival had over 500
people in attendance and raised over
$35,000 for local autism efforts.

Thank you to everyone involved
and be sure to check out the pictures!

US of Autism Movie

Selling Out Theaters!

The Pepsi Refresh Project award winning film
The United States of Autism sells out NYC, with over
40 showings in the works. Check out our screenings
nationwide, and remember we donate 25% our
net proceeds back to the local communities!

2013 Edge of Autism

5K Run

This year's Edge of Autism Festival features
a chip-timed 5k Run!

April 13th, 2013
Shreiber Pediactric Center
Lancaster, PA
Run starts at 9:00 AM

National Bowl Game

To Support Autism!

Once again the National Bowl Game will support autism!
Partial proceeds to benefit the Tommy Foundation.
8 participating players have now gone on to the NFL,
so get ready for a great day of football and fun!

Embracing Families
Living Autism

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    The United States of Autim is a feature film put together by the Tommy Foundation and created to

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    Over the last 5 years, we have had the privilege of working with hundreds of college students and

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    Collegiate Autism Programs (CAP)

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  • Central Pennsylvania

    Volunteers are often the most difficult pieces to fit into the puzzle of many home based therapie

    Autism Volunteer Training and Service

    Community Training

    programs

Latest Blog Post

5 Lessons from Assistive Communication Devices

Posted: May 5, 2013 - 18:42 by administrator - 0 Comments

Hi. My name is Lisa. I have an 8 year old son with autism. He has also been diagnosed with a moderate intellectual disability, hydrocephalus and mild cerebral palsy. He is non-verbal and on developmental scales/tests functions no higher than a 2 year old, and that is in the area of gross motor. I was asked to write about his experience with use of a speech generating device and my experience as his mom in getting him what he needed. I’m writing as a mom. I am not a Speech Language Pathologist, but feel our experience can be helpful to others or at least encourage them to think about use of a speech generating device for their child.

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