Advancing Autism Initiatives With Your Support
Recent projects — advances in healthcare, a law enforcement initiative and wellness coaching for caregivers — were all made possible by donors.

Being kind in everyday life means noticing the person in front of you. A cashier who waits an extra moment, a neighbour who lowers the music, a classmate who saves a seat: none of these cost anything, and each one tells a person with autism that they belong here.
Autism New Jersey’s awareness work gives families, schools and businesses practical, evidence-informed ways to build that kind of welcome into daily routines. This page collects the programmes, the sponsorship opportunities and the resources that make it happen.
Year-round campaigns that reach classrooms, workplaces, first responders and local businesses with clear, respectful information about autism — toolkits, posters and short training sessions shaped by our clinical team and self-advocates.
Learn more about Awareness ProgramSponsor a trained volunteer Ambassador who brings the Awareness Program to their own town. Sponsorship covers training, materials and events, and every sponsor is recognised on our site and at the Annual Autism Conference.
Learn more about Ambassador Program SponsorshipRecent projects — advances in healthcare, a law enforcement initiative and wellness coaching for caregivers — were all made possible by donors.
Credentials, supervision and a treatment plan you can understand — the questions to ask before you sign.
Custody, parenting time and support agreements need to account for a child’s therapy schedule and sensory needs.
What New Jersey’s behavior analyst licensing law means for families, providers and schools.
What the age at which a person is diagnosed means for their mental health later on — and why earlier identification matters.
Explore how policy ensures equitable care and access to mental and behavioral health treatment.