The Autism Project

The Autism Project provides programs and services to individuals with autism and the many caregivers who support them.

Wisconsin Independent Learning College Inc

Autism Specific Post Secondary Day Program 1936 Mac Arthur Rd, Waukesha, WI USA WILC is an autism specific 501(c)3 nonprofit located in Waukesha, WI serving young adults ages 18-30.

BRYCE'S JOURNEY INC

Bryce’s Journey, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) woman led non-profit providing services to children with AUTISM in inner city, Boston, MA Bryce's Journey, Inc.

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JONATHAN FOUNDATION FOR CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES INC

Individuals not identified at a young age with a specific need and don't obtain the necessary support usually become at-risk, and contribute negatively to society, through no fault of their own.

• Autism

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Elevate the Spectrum Inc

Empowering communities to elevate individuals on the autism spectrum and their families through inclusion, advocacy, and friendship.

• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

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The Campbell Center

The mission of The Campbell Center is to partner with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, empowering them to successfully gain independence and attain their desire outcomes through opportunity and choice.

• Youth Development Programs

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IAmCollegeLife Inc.

Founded in 2019, IAmCollegeLife is a social club that aims to improve the social skills of autistic teens and young adults by fostering friendships.

• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

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REVEL

REVEL is the bridge to adulthood for people with autism and IDD to live meaningful, enriched lives.

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Alvord Taylor Foundation

Alvord-Taylor Independent Living Services assists people with disabilities to live quality lives in Direct Care for Individuals with Intellectual Developmental Disabilities Changing Lives Building Community We believe that all people have similar desires in life and those who live with intellectual and developmental disabilities are no different.