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Day options for adults on the autism spectrum include small businesses in Eastern and Western NC and two model programs in Raleigh and Greensboro. To learn more about day options click here. |
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Supported living services are provided on a limited basis in several communities. Supported living units typically include up to three residents in a supervised home or apartment setting. To learn more about supported living click here. |
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Skills instruction services include 1:1 (one-on-one) training for children and adults on the autism spectrum in their home and community. The Autism Society of North Carolina is a provider agency for these services in several communities across North Carolina. For more information about skills instruction services click here. |
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