Latest News
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Opening Doors: SARRC’s Employment Services team supports Air Force veteran in paving new path after diagnosisMay 10th, 2021Read how SARRC’s Employment Services program is guiding adults with the skills needed to build independent lives -
PEERS® Program Helps Teen Strengthen Social Confidence, Build FriendshipsMay 10th, 2021 -
SARRC Celebrates 23rd Annual Community BreakfastApril 29th, 2021SARRC held its 23rd annual event on Thursday, April 29. Catch the full program here!
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SARRC Announces Leadership Transitions in Two Prominent RolesApril 7th, 2021SARRC recently announced the promotions of Drs. Amy Kenzer and Christopher J. Smith to Chief Operating Officer and Chief Science Officer, respectively. -
SARRC Announces Expansion to ScottsdaleApril 1st, 2021We have exciting news! SARRC will soon plant roots in the Paiute Neighborhood Center, an established community located in the South Scottsdale area. -
Autism Awareness Month 2021 Featuring Restaurant Roundup & More!April 1st, 2021Autism Awareness Month is all about raising understanding, inclusion, and acceptance. We are teaming up with some amazing restaurants and companies that are passionate about autism, and SARRC. Learn how you can participate right here!
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SARRC, Arizona's SciTech Community Awarded $1 Million Grant from National Science FoundationMarch 25th, 2021“Our ultimate goal is to share our approach across the country and help an entire generation of people with autism seek careers in STEM, if they so choose,” said Dr. Christopher J. Smith. -
A Day in the Life: Anthony Morales!March 16th, 2021We asked Anthony to give us an inside look at his day-to-day activities (pre-and post-pandemic), as well as, advice on what it takes to be successful in his position. Read more about his interview here! -
A Continuum of Support through Milestones ProgramMarch 3rd, 2021Learn how one family found support and guidance through SARRC's Milestones program for all three of their children. -
My Independent JourneyFebruary 26th, 2021A self-written article about a former First Place Transition Academy operated by SARRC student, who reflects on his time in the program and his journey to independence. -
SARRC Announces Stephanie King to the Board of DirectorsJanuary 19th, 2021 -
SARRC Announces New, Free Autism Screening ProgramDecember 1st, 2020The Easy Access Autism Screening program offers free screenings to the community and is aimed at helping parents address developmental concerns. -
For the Out-of-State Noble Family, Support Comes VirtuallyNovember 6th, 2020Have you ever wanted to participate in SARRC's JumpStart program, but don't live in Arizona? Learn about how the Noble family, who live in Nevada, pursued JumpStart via its virtual option. -
Janssen Study: Now Enrolling for Ages 13-35October 27th, 2020The Janssen Study is determining the effectiveness of an investigational medication in improving the most common behavioral symptoms of ASD. -
Celebrating 18 Years of Grandparents Support GroupOctober 22nd, 2020October 2020 marks the 18th anniversary of our Grandparents Support Group! The group started in 2002 as a place for grandparents to come together, learn about autism and how to best support their children and grandchildren on their autism journeys. -
Ignite Speaker Series: Igniting Change for a More Inclusive CommunityOctober 8th, 2020Ignite Speaker Series is a space where we can highlight innovative thoughts, ideas, and solutions toward creating a more inclusive community -
Sibling SupportSeptember 24th, 2020Sisters Niamh and Zara Campbell help bring the Sibshops program to SARRC -
5 Tips to Help Ease the Transition for Students with AutismSeptember 9th, 2020School in 2020 looks different for students across the nation. While a new school year is always about change, here are five tips on how to ease transitions for learners of all ages. -
SARRC Announces Julie Alpert to the Board of DirectorsAugust 25th, 2020SARRC announced the election of Julie Alpert to its board of directors. -
A Whole New WorldAugust 5th, 2020Mathilde Rispoli is a past Peer Mentor in SARRC’s CommunityWorks® program, which brings typically developing teens together with teens impacted by autism to learn new skills and volunteer.
