While some families are planning for college, first cars or wedding expenses, the parents of children with severe developmental challenges are worrying about providing for their child’s future after they are gone. 

A job is more than a paycheck, it’s self-confidence, it’s social interaction and independence.  It’s a feeling of self-worth.

Twenty years ago autism spectrum disorder affected one in every one-hundred fifty kids, today it’s one in every sixty-eight.  For boys, it’s one in forty-two.