Grant A Gift Autism Foundation

Group Social Treatment Service Programs include BUDS, TeenBUDS, and the Daily Living Skills Program. These programs focus on Building Up and Developing Social play life skills for children in different age brackets from 6-18 years old. Children are given the opportunity to gain much-needed skills and learn how to interact with peers in a nurturing environment, ultimately creating future success in relationships, the workplace, and the community.Vocational Programming - Programs include the TeenWORKS Community and Internships. Occupational Readiness, Knowledge, and Skills Programs consist of community-based vocational/life-prep transition programs, serving teenagers to young adults in their twenties on the autism spectrum, or with other neurodevelopmental conditions. Along with gaining a comprehensive set of job readiness skills across multiple settings, participants have the potential to gain social and behavioral skills across multiple settings, participants have the potential to gain social and behavioral skills required for a successful transition into paid working positions and other areas of adulthood. Quarterly reports focus on tracking individualized progress throughout the program by their assigned therapist.