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What is Autism?

As a parent or caregiver, it is crucial to be aware of the early signs of autism and familiarize yourself with the typical developmental milestones your child should be achieving. The signs of autism can vary greatly in terms of age and intensity, with some infants displaying clues in their first months while others show more obvious behaviors around the ages of 2 or 3. It's important to note that not all children with autism exhibit every sign, and even some children without autism may display a few. That's why seeking professional evaluation is essential.
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Our Greenhouse is a source of joy for us at the Stynchula Foundation. We offer incredible opportunities for children and young adults on the Spectrum to experience the wonders of planting vegetables, flowers, and fruit. From watering parties to harvesting produce and flowers for sale at farmers' markets and online, we enjoy spending time together in nurturing nature's bounty. Post COVID-19, our plans include expanding our offerings with classes that teach kids about the techniques and benefits of growing plants. Additionally, we welcome families to join us in doing farm tasks as they come together in support.

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Partner with Us in Making a Difference Through Plants & Flowers.

At Stynchula Foundation, our mission is to help an inclusive world that embraces individuals with autism and the spectrum at every stage of life. Through our advocacy, greenhouse efforts, individual and business partnerships, we strive together to enhance the care and well-being of autistic individuals and their families.

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Why does Supporting Autism Matter?

Most young adults with intellectual and developmental disorders (IDD) leave high school without job training. Ohio researchers believe the rates of the highest functioning people with IDD diagnosis's are greatest in males at rates 4:1 or 5:1 to females.

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Job training and employment for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Low social stimulation, hands-on training, and close supervision to acquire job skills under the direction of experienced supervisor.

Your donation can help us connect families with employers and through our local greenhouse efforts