Students With Autism Launch CNC Machining Careers After Graduating From The Uniquely Abled Academy (UAA)
(SANTA CLARITA, CA) On the afternoon of April 8, ten students with autism graduated from the Uniquely Abled Academy (UAA), a program which teaches young adults with high functioning autism to be entry-level CNC machinists. Within the first 2 weeks after graduating, 8 out of 10 students were extended job offers. These statistics provide a […]
Learning to Listen: Communication as the Foundation of Effective Support
Communication is the foundation on which relationships are built, and at Jay Nolan Community Services (JNCS), relationships thrive because of the time and dedication of staff. The way an individual communicates is unique to each person. Taking the time to understand each other and building a rapport works to foster meaningful relationships. The Importance of […]
The Shift from “Autism Awareness” to “Autism Acceptance”
Autism Acceptance Month is celebrated every April. This awareness month promotes the acceptance and inclusion of people on the autism spectrum in all aspects of daily and communal life. The Shift from “Awareness” to “Acceptance” Explained The Autism Society held the first National Autism Awareness month in 1970 with a focus on spreading information about […]
