This story is about pandemics and the Coronavirus. A pandemic is when many people in a large area become sick. A pandemic is usually caused by a new virus.
As the United States deals with the COVID-19/coronavirus pandemic, many in the Minnesota autism community have expressed concern and anxiety about what they can expect and how they can safely engage in self-quarantine or social distancing. This AuSM guide is a resource to support you through these
unpredictable days.
The Autism Society of America believes that improving the vaccination experience is a critical step towards achieving more equitable healthcare for people with Autism and all neurodiverse individuals. As part of our strategic focus on health equity, the Vaccine Education Initiative (VEI) is a national program that addresses systemic barriers, while promoting vaccine education, confidence, and access.
This page includes presentations and resources that are no longer in What’s New. You can find important presentations and resources on Positive Supports on this page.
All children and young adults require support from caregivers during times of stress and uncertainty, such as those we faced with the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
