Success Stories

Evan: CAN participant & Top Individual Fundraiser

Evan was diagnosed two years ago. After finding a community of support at CAN, he was moti...

Kayla: From awareness to understanding and acceptance

Growing up with undiagnosed autism was hard at times. We sort of knew when I was little, b...

Corey Walker: Growing up autistic

Autism was not well known or understood when I was a boy. It was only after my Asperger’s ...

Maxwell: “Listen to us and amplify our voices”

The best way to support the autistic community is to listen to us, amplify our voices and ...

Natanya: “Autism acceptance means I have a job that I love”

“I want people to know that people on the autism spectrum are just like everyone else. We ...

MYCITY Apparel x CAN: “Give where you live”

25% of each MYCITY Apparel sale will be donated to CAN! Why? Nearly four years ago, Andrew...

Online connections. In-person jobs. #CANVirtualJobFair

We believe every autistic individual has the right to meaningful employment. That’s why th...

A letter from a tired parent

My name is Fee Johnson and I’m a mother of three autistic boys. If I could ask for one gif...

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