Guiding Principles
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We provide services without regard to a person’s age, race, religion, disability, gender, sexual orientation, income level or level of need on the autism spectrum
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We partner with others to advance the well-being of all living with autism
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We promote individual choice and self-determination of individuals living with autism, aided by parental and guardian advocacy
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We recognize a person living with autism can and should be able to maximize his/her quality of life and oppose any denial of their opportunities
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We oppose any discrimination and harm directed towards individuals living with autism and their families.