Latest News
-
Then and Now: A Look at Autism Over the Last 20 YearsJanuary 25th, 2018Over the last 20 years SARRC has effectively advanced the understanding and treatment of autism. But what exactly did the autism landscape look like in 1997? We asked members of our research team to explain. -
Serving Up a Job: Employment Services Helps Woman Be Successfully—and Happily—EmployedJanuary 12th, 2018Joanna, right, was hired by Guadalupe Steele, owner of Az Working Girl Cafe in June 2017 -
New Study Investigates How Aging Affects Those with ASDJanuary 8th, 2018SARRC's Dr. Chris Smith, along with Barrow Neurological Institute's Dr. Leslie Baxter, are conducting a study to understand the effects of aging and ASD so providers can better meet the needs of an aging population of individuals going forward. -
Employment Services Helps Adult with the Chance to ShineJanuary 3rd, 2018For people like Todd, SARRC’s Employment Services program provides the employment opportunity they need -
Operation Santa Claus, SARRC Celebrate 16th YearJanuary 2nd, 2018The Dees family, who found support and guidance through SARRC's JumpStart program, is one of hundreds of families whose holiday will be a little brighter thanks to all who supported the 2017 Operation Santa Claus.
-
SARRC Welcomes Two New Members to its Board of DirectorsDecember 13th, 2017SARRC elected Pearl Chang Esau and Gregory Bernosky to its Board of Directors -
Watch A Family's Inspiring Journey with SARRCDecember 5th, 2017A heartfelt video of the Rubin family's experience with SARRC that gave them hope, support and outcomes they never thought possible.
-
A Cross-Country Move for Services Led the Higgins Family to SARRC's JumpStart ProgramNovember 13th, 2017One family’s powerful story of how the JumpStart program gave them the tools to help their twins -
SARRC, Autism Speaks Celebrate 12th Annual WalkOctober 30th, 2017Together, SARRC and Autism Speaks hosted the 12th annual Autism Speaks Walk in Partnership with SARRC at Tempe Beach Park on Oct. 29 -
Comprehensive Behavioral Program: A unique, individualized program for addressing needsOctober 6th, 2017For Mason Maltby, SARRC's Comprehensive Behavioral Program supported his journey to independence -
Support for Grandparents: The Grandparents GroupOctober 5th, 2017SARRC's Grandparents Group focuses on educating, empowering and supporting grandparents of children with autism -
Beneficial Beans, CO+HOOTS to launch pop-up boutique for social enterprise companiesOctober 2nd, 2017Beneficial Beans & Boutique, a new pop-up shop will open on Oct. 16 in Phoenix -
SARRC's Beneficial Beans Garden ExpandsSeptember 1st, 2017Beneficial Beans Garden renovation project allows for expansion, new irrigation system
-
Arizona Walk Team Blain is "Powered By Love"August 22nd, 2017Walk champions, Team Blain, rallied their family and friends during the 2016 Arizona Walk -
SARRC's Community School Opens Third ClassroomAugust 2nd, 2017SARRC's inclusive preschool, the Community School, is currently enrolling for the 2017/18 school year -
Mentor Helps Young Adults Pursue Their Career AspirationsJuly 31st, 2017Mark Metzger is dedicated to helping individuals with autism on their journey to independence -
SARRC is Committed to Transforming the Lives of Individuals with AutismJuly 17th, 2017Ryane successfully completed a SARRC internship, landed her dream job -
The Power of Inclusive Summer CampsJuly 17th, 2017The positive outcomes of an inclusive summer camp affects everyone involved; campers, parents, staff and the community. -
Four Tips for a Family-Friendly Fourth of JulyJune 30th, 2017The Fourth of July is a weekend filled with excitement and fun activities for the whole family. Strategizing a plan can be key as you prepare for your weekend activities. -
Taking the LeadJune 22nd, 2017Eric O’Dell, one of SARRC's first JumpStart participants, holds an old photo of himself as a toddler working with a clinician
