SARRC is Committed to Transforming the Lives of Individuals with Autism
Ryane's story was selected as a finalist for the Phoenix Business Journal's 'Phoenix Stories' contest: VOTE HERE! “Being an adult with autism, I do not know the word ‘normal.’ But […]
The Power of Inclusive Summer Camps
Building a strong network of inclusive summer camps aligns with SARRC’s mission and commitment to inclusive practices. For five years and growing, a small, but robust SARRC team has been […]
Four Tips for a Family-Friendly Fourth of July
The Fourth of July can be a weekend filled with excitement and fun activities for the whole family. Strategizing a plan can be key as you prepare for your weekend […]
Taking the Lead
Eric is your typical teenager. His feet kick in some pretty rad shoes, he’s got an endless list of stories about good times with his friends, and he’s looking forward […]
SARRC Appoints Three New Board of Directors
Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC) is pleased to announce the appointment of three new members to its board of directors, each of whom bring a wealth of knowledge […]
Volunteering as a Peer Mentor Gives Teen New Outlook on Life
By Mathilde Rispoli I remember the first time I walked into SARRC. I was in the reception area, waiting with my leg bouncing up and down. I was nervously thinking […]
JumpStart Helps a Family at the Beginning of their Autism Journey
Samantha from Phoenix and her son Connor, age 4, are relatively new to their autism diagnosis. Samantha says that their journey began in late 2015 when Connor and herself were […]
First Place Transition Academy Celebrates Inaugural Graduation
On May 12, the inaugural First Place Transition Academy, operated by SARRC graduating class walked the stage during the GateWay Community College (GWCC) commencement ceremony, marking the end of a […]
Community School offers kindergarten readiness through academics, social inclusion
For Tempe residents, Whitney and Chad Wilkinson, finding the perfect preschool for their 3-year-old daughter, Charlie, was important. A school that not only emphasized academics, but social readiness as well. […]
SARRC’s Community Breakfast: A Legacy of Inspiration, Celebration
It was 1997. Packed inside a ballroom of the Phoenix Country Club were families and individuals who were there to learn more about autism and Phoenix’s newest nonprofit. Southwest Autism […]