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Autism Tree Project Foundation

San Diego, CA
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www.autismtreeproject.org

    • About Us

    Supporting Families Affected by Autism

    Founded in 2003 Autism Tree Project Foundation (ATPF) is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to improving communities in San Diego County and The Bay Area by assisting with education, advocacy, screening and mentoring for families impacted by autism.

    More than 1,500 youth and families participate in annual activities.

    An average total of 735 youth are screened annually with 5,908 preschoolers screened since 2006.

    ATPF’s Youth Education and Developmental Services coordinates a variety of intensive programs designed to engage youth with autism in a variety of services, aimed at improving their confidence and behaviors, plus improving their social communications.

    Every family tree is touched by autism. If you don't know someone with autism you will. Autism affects 1 in 50 school aged children, ages 6-17.**

    **

    *Center for disease control & prevention, 2013.

    Supporting Families Affected by Autism

    Founded in 2003 Autism Tree Project Foundation (ATPF) is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to improving communities in San Diego County and The Bay Area by assisting with education, advocacy, screening and mentoring for families impacted by autism.

    More than 1,500 youth and families participate in annual activities.

    An average total of 735 youth are screened annually with 5,908 preschoolers screened since 2006.

    ATPF’s Youth Education and Developmental Services coordinates a variety of intensive programs designed to engage youth with autism in a variety of services, aimed at improving their confidence and behaviors, plus improving their social communications.

    Every family tree is touched by autism. If you don't know someone with autism you will. Autism affects 1 in 50 school aged children, ages 6-17.**

    **

    *Center for disease control & prevention, 2013.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Children & Youth
    • Community Development
    • Family
    • Health & Medicine
    • Research & Social Science

    Location

    • 2845 Nimitz Blvd, San Diego, CA 92106, United States
      Suite C
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