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New Space and New Energy for ACLE in Greensboro

In 2022, the Autism Society of North Carolinaā€™s Greensboro services moved into a new building. As a result, the Autism Center for Life Enrichment (ACLE), our day program in Greensboro, received a makeover. ACLEā€™s new space includes so many opportunities for participants. There are rooms to practice a variety of skills ā€“ from a model…

Ascend, Day Program for Adults, Opens in Asheville

The Autism Society of North Carolinaā€™s newest day program for adults, Ascend, opened in Asheville in February. For Michael LePage, Regional Services Director, a day program for the Asheville area is a long-held dream. ā€œEvery year, people are graduating and falling off the services cliff,ā€ he said. ā€œItā€™s tough without those supports and natural structures….

A Closer Look at North Carolinaā€™s 2015-17 Budget

This article was contributed by Jennifer Mahan, Director of Advocacy and Public Policy at ASNC. The new state budget for budget years 2015-17, which began on July 1, 2015, sits at $21.7 billion. It includes several important policy initiatives for people with disabilities, but it also makes changes that could keep people with autism, intellectual…

A Valentine’s Note – I LOVE Camp Royall

Hi everyone, I am Sara Gage, Camp Royall Director and on this Valentineā€™s Day I wanted to share some thoughts about something that I truly love ā€“ Camp Royall. Our office is a buzz right now with preparations for another summer camp season. Itā€™s hard to believe this will be the 40th camping season for…