Your Child’s Next Milestone: Potty Training!
It probably seems like just yesterday you were changing your child’s first diaper and now you’re wondering if it’s time for one of the biggest milestones in your child’s development: […]
SARRC, Autism Speaks Celebrate 14th Annual Walk
On Sunday, Oct. 27, 10,000 people and 500 teams from across the state gathered at Tempe Beach Park in support of the Autism Speaks Walk in Partnership with SARRC. The […]
Discussing Autism and Vaccines with Dr. Chris Smith
How did the vaccine controversy happen? In 1998, the peer-reviewed journal, The Lancet, published a study about a specific gastrointestinal disorder in 12 British children, and the lead researcher, Andrew Wakefield, […]
Where the Rubber Hits the Road
Sun., Oct. 27 will mark the 14th year in which SARRC will celebrate its annual walk event in partnership with Autism Speaks. Like many walkers, for Noel Salt, the event […]
Serving Up Success
Nate struggled to keep jobs for long. By the time he was introduced to SARRC’s Employment Services team, he’d had more jobs than he could count. Nate, 27, needed a […]
Five User-Friendly Tips For Your Next Grocery Trip
For Steve, going to the store with his two daughters, Sarah, 9, and Ali, 8, could be challenging. “It would be typical for them to be disruptive, and overall, I wanted […]
SARRC Announces New Strategic Plan
It’s been 22 years since SARRC first opened its doors to the public. At the time, we offered just a handful of programs and focused much of our efforts on […]
PBS: SARRC Featured on “Arizona Horizon”
Story by Arizona Horizon PHOENIX – For most of us, finding a job can be frustrating but for someone with a disability, it goes beyond that. Employers often shy away […]
Bittersweet Sendoff to a SARRC Trailblazer
SARRC’s Family Services Specialist Janet Kirwan, RN, has always had a passion for helping families on their journeys with autism. Initially, it was her own experience as a mother of […]
How a Cross-Country Move Better Supported My Independence
By Charles Hollenden My name is Charles Hollenden. I am on the autism spectrum and I am one of many colleagues who joined SAP via the Autism at Work program. […]