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Discussing Autism and Vaccines with Dr. Chris SmithSeptember 20th, 2019Some parents of children with ASD wonder whether a link exists between autism and vaccines. SARRC’s Research Director, Chris Smith, explains the history, the research and our stance on this important topic. *También en español. -
Where the Rubber Hits the RoadSeptember 9th, 2019Now entering his third year as a Team Captain, Noel Salt shares how he’s been able to garner support from his friends and colleagues at Discount Tire to raise funds and awareness during the annual walk event. -
Serving Up SuccessAugust 21st, 2019SARRC’s Employment Services team helps people like Nate find meaningful employment — and success on the job. -
Five User-Friendly Tips For Your Next Grocery TripAugust 2nd, 2019Have you had challenges while at the grocery store or running an errand with kids in tow? We know every family’s experience is different, so here are some tips from our team to help you make your trip an easier experience, too! -
What's Next for SARRCJuly 23rd, 2019Get an inside look at what’s next for SARRC and how, by 2030, we will put effective services within reach of every Arizonan. -
PBS: SARRC Featured on "Arizona Horizon"July 15th, 2019 -
Bittersweet Sendoff to a SARRC TrailblazerJune 28th, 2019Janet Kirwan, RN, who has been a beacon of hope to families for the last 22 years, retires from SARRC in summer 2019. -
How a Cross-Country Move Better Supported My IndependenceJune 4th, 2019Hear from Charles, who shares his personal journey and how he was able to find meaningful, competitive employment at SAP. -
KTAR: Autism Research Center To Expand Throughout Arizona By 2030May 28th, 2019 -
ABC15: Early Autism Screening Proves To Be a Success for Children with Developmental DelaysMay 25th, 2019 -
3TV/CBS 5: Barber with Autism Inspires Others to Overcome Their FearsMay 24th, 2019 -
KTAR: Arizona Autism Study Significantly Improves Average Age of DetectionMay 20th, 2019 -
First Place Transition Academy Celebrates its Third Graduating ClassMay 13th, 2019Hats off to the grads! Students who are part of the two-year Transition Academy program were awarded a certificate in Independent Living at the Gateway Community College graduation on May 9. -
SARRC Celebrates 21st Annual Community BreakfastMay 10th, 2019The event theme of "Next is Now" emphasized how SARRC’s innovative approach to developing what’s next for people with autism is now helping them more meaningfully integrate into inclusive communities.
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SARRC-Led Study Funded By the National Institute of Mental Health Lowers ASD Diagnosis Three Years Earlier Than Age Reported By CDCMay 9th, 2019For the past decade, the CDC consistently reports that most children with autism in Arizona are not diagnosed until age 5. The results of SARRC’s project showed that we can lower the age of diagnosis to less than 2 years. -
12 News: Doan Makes A Difference: These Beneficial Beans Are An Employment Game-ChangerApril 25th, 2019Video: The Beneficial Beans Garden in Phoenix does some amazing work with people with autism. Shane Doan shows us how. -
FOX 10: Clinical Trial Looking For Children With Fragile X Syndrome To Test Treatment Using CBDApril 25th, 2019Video: Clinical Trial Looking For Children With Fragile X Syndrome To Test Treatment Using CBD -
Autism Awareness Month Calendar of EventsMarch 19th, 2019SARRC’s dedicated Autism Awareness Month partners know the importance of promoting inclusion and understanding of autism in communities across Arizona. Thank you for all you do! -
Tips & Strategies: Tooth BrushingMarch 6th, 2019Studies show that people with special needs who acquire independence in simple daily living skills, like brushing teeth, will have a better shot in life at success, in both domestic and vocational settings. *También en español. -
For Sam, Summer Camp Experience Proves Life-ChangingFebruary 20th, 2019For SARRC ‘Tech Camper’ Sam, participation in a one-week summer camp program in 2018 led to a $40,000 scholarship to the University of Advancing Technology to pursue a bachelor’s of science degree in game programming.
