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Welcome
to the homepage of the PDD/Asperger Support Group of Fairfield County,
Connecticut. We are a local non-profit organization that provides
encouragement and information to parents. The purpose of our group is for
parents and professionals to meet and share experiences, gather
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The resource guide
is finished!!
A resource guide is now available for
use by families and professionals in CT who are dealing with autism
spectrum disorders. The cost of the book is $30 ($25 plus $5
shipping). Payment should be made to ASRC.
Download
the order form (PDF)
Interested in Participating in Research_
Here are two research projects by the
University of Connecticut concerning autism spectrum disorders. The
researchers have asked us to pass this information along to our
membership, in the hopes of obtaining some subjects. Thanks
for reading on!
Thank you for your support!
We're been very encouraged by the response to our
recent fund-raising appeal, and we're especially pleased that many
members have indicated that they will designate part of their United Way
pledge to our group.
We have discovered that
the United Way is in the midst of re-assigning new Agency Code numbers
to the
organizations they serve, and that none of the current numbers will be
recognized by their software.
SO - if you choose to donate to our group through
United Way, please DO
NOT
use the Agency Code number we previously disclosed. Rather,
write
our name and address in at the bottom of the form where it says
"Other
501(c)(3) Organization".
PDD/Asperger Support Group
60 Lealand
Street
Bridgeport, CT 06606-1230
MetDESK Estate Planning
MetDESK (MetLife's Division of Estate Planning for Special Kids)
is an internal unit within MetLife which provides information and assistance to families of children with special needs. MetDESK can help develop and implement a plan for your family's specific needs. One of our members, Dave Harmon, is the manager.
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Local
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Autism
Spectrum Resource Center
CT
Feat
CACLD
SPED*NET
New Canaan
Westport
SEPTA
Autism
In the News
American
RadioWorks: McDonald's New Farm
(Temple Grandin)
All
Things Considered
April 29, 2002
Autism:
A New Possible Epidemic
U.S.
House Of Representatives,
Committee on Government Reform
Siblings
of Disabled Children Have Own Special Needs
By
NORMAN T. BERLINGER
The
New York Times
March 6, 2001
Misunderstood
in Their World
Prime
Time Thursday
October
26, 2000
The
Little Professor Syndrome
By
LAWRENCE OSBORNE
The
New York Times Magazine
June
18, 2000
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