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1. I am first and foremost a child. I have autism.  I am not primarily “autistic.”Autism is only one aspect of my total character. It does not define me as a person. 2. My sensory perceptions are disordered. This means that the ordinary sights, sounds, smells, tastes and touches of every day, that you may not even […]

The COVID-19 virus has put the world on pause. We’ve all learned critical steps to preventing the infection and improving the recovery from the virus. But what is not mentioned often enough, and is critical to fighting infection, is our immune system. How can we help make our bodies less susceptible to contracting viruses, like COVID-19, in the […]

Has there ever been a more important time to focus on well-being? What if there were three activities, supported by scientific research, and with limited time investment, that could improve your well-being? You could start immediately from your house (even in your pajamas)! You might know that well-being is important for physical, emotional and mental […]

The 6th Annual Color Run is now on Sunday, September 13, 2020. We can’t wait to see you there!

Zak DeOssie, Project Community’s Honorary Chair & Official Starter of the Color Run for the last few years, helps build awareness to the programs that support the youth and families of our communities.