5 ‘Bite-Sized’ Tips for Mealtime Success
The team at SARRC put together five bite-sized tips for parents of children who face challenges during mealtimes. Our top five tips may help create a better bond and reduce […]
Charting New Paths: Your Support Lights the Way for Brighter Futures
Yes! I will make a $36 gift to support SARRC's early screening projects. Together, we can lower the age of diagnosis by continuing to expand Southwest Autism Research & Resource […]
5 Back to School Tips
Starting a new school year can be a time of excitement for your child. However, returning to school after a long summer break can be a challenging adjustment. Start the […]
Finding the Missing Piece
When Euan Campbell was 2-years-old, his parents, Chad and Elana, began to notice some red flags and delays with his development. They began early intervention services — speech therapy and […]
Making a Splash: Hubbard Swim School
As Tyler Hubbard was growing up, his parents suspected he might have autism. “Over the years, it just became more and more obvious,” says his father, Bob Hubbard. But little […]
Inclusive Summer Camps Offer Opportunities for Infants Through Young Adults
Summer can be a difficult time for those with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Routines are different, and though camp sounds fun, finding the right fit can seem overwhelming. Southwest […]
Help SARRC Win $10,000: Vote Now!
Do you have a minute to vote for SARRC and help us win $10,000? All you have to do is click here, scroll to the very bottom of the page, […]
SARRC’s Community School: A Place for All Children to Thrive
When Harlow Richard turned 18 months old last August, her parents, Kimberly and Samuel decided to enroll her the Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center’s (SARRC) Community School. “It was […]
Employees with Autism Help Make Raceway Car Wash Successful
Raceway Car Wash, which has 30 locations throughout Arizona, Nevada and Southern/Central California, is thriving—in part, due to the skills and talents of two of its recently hired employees in […]
Why I Walk for Autism: Team Elijah
In 2008, two years before my nephew Elijah was born, I began helping families who were seeking immigration relief in hardship cases. I spent a great deal of time researching […]