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Autism Specific, Early Intervention, Training

Autism Navigator
January 31, 2022
By SFASA

Autism Navigator is aimed to early intervention providers, educators, and families. Current research has been utilized in creative an interactive…

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Autism Specific, Behavioral services, Contra Costa, Early Intervention, Education, Marin, Nonprofit, Sonoma

Anova
January 22, 2022
By SFASA

Anova, Marin County, www.anovaeducation.org Anova is a non-profit organization serving children with autism and related social, emotional, and behavioral challenges.  In…

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Adult Needs, Autism Specific, Challenging Behaviors, Childrens Services, Early Intervention, Housing, Non-verbal Needs, San Mateo, Santa Clara

Pacific Autism Center for Education – PACE
January 12, 2022
By SFASA

Provides programs, schooling, and early intervention for children with autism, geared primarily toward non-verbal students and those with challenging behaviors.…

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Autism Society San Francisco Bay Area is a volunteer-run, grassroots organization currently focusing on expanding the limited lifespan care options for the dramatically increasing numbers of adults with autism.

We do not have staff to provide individual advice about diagnosis, treatment, placement, or otherwise. Please refer to our Resources section to find autism organizations and support groups offering these services. Thank you.
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