Tampa, Florida
Together we can build a brighter future for those with Autism!!
Our Mission at Autism Acceptance Center
Our goal is to increase the independence and improve the overall quality of life for individuals on the autism spectrum through life skills and vocational training to help them reach their full potential. The need for services does not end because of chronological age and we are here to help!!.
Autism Acceptance Center(s) will also serve to increase awareness and acceptance of those on the autism spectrum through community inclusion and demonstrating how every member of our community has something to contribute.
A great place to
learn and grow
Shining a light for the community to see what those with autism can do
Teaching independence and self-advocacy
Helping those with autism integrate into a more accepting community
Services that we provide are:
Free on the job training provided by a employment specialist to assist in job placement.
Companion Services*
“Buddy” system where a trusted service provider provides quality social interaction for a determined amount of time.
Respite Care*
Relief of familial duties through the aide of a trusted service provider.
* These services are available, but not fully up and running. Please contact us for more information.
Therapy, Vocational Training, Workshops & Support Groups
Something for everyone!
All of our events and functions are family friendly, be sure to bring the whole gang for our workshops and support group sessions. We look forward to seeing your smiling faces!
We offer services for individuals of all ages with autism. We provide Occupational Therapy, Speech/Language Therapy, and ABA within our clinic for individuals 14 and older, as well as home-based therapies for our younger clients
We provide vocational training and skill building for individuals 18 years or older on the autism spectrum.
We offer support groups for individuals on the spectrum. We also provide support groups that are role-specific; one for parents, one for siblings, and one for grandparents of individuals with autism. These groups are run by individuals in those roles. All groups have been put on hold due to COVID-19.
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