Be Kind in everyday Life

A child holding a wooden toy aeroplane up to one eye, with a wooden dinosaur and blocks in front

Overview

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.

Awareness Program and Sponsorship

Resources

Awareness Resourcesfor connection