On April 4th, 2022, Els for Autism Foundation® had a lot to celebrate and be thankful for. The momentous occasion was the long-awaited groundbreaking for The Stoops Family Foundation Adult […]

As Chair of the Advisory Board, it is my purpose to field, nominate and choose who would be the right people for the Board. Our Board serves as a diverse […]

Every year, the prevalence statistics of individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) get higher and higher. Earlier in the month, the CDC put out a new statistic indicating that 1 [...]

I would like to take this time to appreciate October’s National Disability Employment Awareness Month by recounting the importance of working for the Els for Autism Foundation, starting with the […]

Ever since the campus shut down last March, the two Palm Beach County public charter schools on our campus have had to slowly rebuild their infrastructure bit by bit. Originally, […]

As we get ready for the new school year to begin, re-open our lobby, and begin construction on our new Adult Services Building, let’s take a look back at what […]

According to Anne Roux, of the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute in Philadelphia, nearly 66 percent of adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are unemployed. (2017 National Autism Indicators Report: Transition […]

We love to hear the stories of adults with autism as they embark on their employment journies. This diary was submitted to us by our friend Scott Smith about his […]

About our Canada, UK and South Africa Foundations By Merrick Egber Many people who know about Els for Autism are familiar with our Foundation in the United States, headquartered in […]

An Interview with Erin Lozott, M.S., CCC-SLP By Merrick Egber When I was very little, I had no sense of actual identity until I played the first Super Mario Brothers […]