Walk for Autism 2021 supporting Autism Services & Resources Connecticut

Thank you for supporting ASRC’s mission: To provide lifelong access to opportunities for persons on the autism spectrum with the goal of being fully-included and participating members of their communities.
The ASRC Walk & Festival for Autism is our primary source of revenue for the year - and it's a lot of fun! We rely on the generosity of friends, families, and our community to help us with our extensive programming. We can't do it without your help!
ASRC’s Vision is to prepare those with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorders) for the world, as we prepare the world for those with ASD. It is a daily challenge, but with your help, we can make meaningful progress.
ASRC provides services, supports and resources to families and individuals living with autism, as well as to the educators, medical and therapeutic professionals and community providers who work with them.
We offer opportunities for parent networking, activities, social groups, training, advocacy and events for all ages, as well as responding to hundreds of families who are new to the diagnosis or who need guidance navigating transition and adult issues. We do so much, but there is still so much to be done - and your support is vital.
The current incidence rate of autism is 1 in 54 (2019 – Government survey), and ASRC’s services are becoming increasingly critical. Your help truly makes a difference.
ASRC’s Vision is to prepare those with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorders) for the world, as we prepare the world for those with ASD. It is a daily challenge, but with your help, we can make meaningful progress.
ASRC provides services, supports and resources to families and individuals living with autism, as well as to the educators, medical and therapeutic professionals and community providers who work with them.
We offer opportunities for parent networking, activities, social groups, training, advocacy and events for all ages, as well as responding to hundreds of families who are new to the diagnosis or who need guidance navigating transition and adult issues. We do so much, but there is still so much to be done - and your support is vital.
The current incidence rate of autism is 1 in 54 (2019 – Government survey), and ASRC’s services are becoming increasingly critical. Your help truly makes a difference.
For over twenty years ASRC has been helping people with autism spectrum and neurodiverse profiles build meaningful connected lives.
We provide individuals, families, and professionals with information, education, community, support, and the advocacy they need every day.