SARRC Self-Advocate Advisory Board: ‘What Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month Means to Us’
To celebrate Autism Awareness & Acceptance Month, we asked members of our SAAB to participate in a short Q&A on what the month means to them.
SARRC Expanding to Mesa, Ariz. in Early 2025
In early 2025, SARRC will open its fifth campus located at Power and McKellips roads in Mesa, Arizona. The new Kathryn G. Bosco Campus aligns with SARRC’s Strategic Plan to […]
A Day in the Life: Katie Hoyle, Senior Clinical Supervisor
Hi! My name is Katie Hoyle, and I have been with SARRC for 11 years. I initially started at SARRC as an intern during my junior year of college, and […]
SARRC Welcomes Four New Board Members
SARRC is pleased to welcome Leslie Barakat, Chris Carlson, Ryan Ewing and Amir Nizam to its board of directors.
Early Diagnosis Jump-Starts Family’s Autism Journey
Audrey, a mother of twins, began noticing early indicators of autism in her son, Declan, when he started experiencing speech delays, unlike his twin brother. As time went on, she […]
A Day in the Life: Jillian Schneider, Associate Clinical Manager
Hello, my name is Jillian Schneider, and I am currently an Associate Clinical Manager at SARRC. I began working at SARRC in October 2011, right after completing graduate school and […]
SARRC Teams Up with Participating Carl’s Jr. Arizona Locations for Round Up for Autism Donation Campaign
SARRC is pleased to announce, in partnership with participating Carl’s Jr. locations in Arizona, Round Up for Autism donation campaign, set to run from Tuesday, Nov. 7, through Monday, Jan. […]
Nearly 2,000 Attendees Participate in SARRC’s Third Annual YES Day for Autism™
On Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, SARRC celebrated its third annual YES Day for Autism—a fundraising and awareness campaign, culminating with a free community event and celebration at Tempe Beach Park. […]
Finding Support Through SARRC’s Community School
When Stacie and Erick Pineda’s son, Solomon, was a toddler, they began to have concerns about his developmental milestones and behavior. He experienced delays in his fine motor skills and […]