WHO ARE WE?

All 4 Autism is a local advocacy group with the sole purpose of increasing awareness, resources and support for those of all ages with Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Pee Dee Region, and their families. Our organization is a grassroots effort that was started in 2005 by ASD families in the Florence area. We opened the first Autism Resource Center for the Pee Dee on April 25, 2017.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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Michael Westwood
your questions about
living with Autism!

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THANK YOU to Mildred Welch for being our very first ARC Angel!

Jennifer Sherman is amazing! Thank you for donating your time to paint this amazing tree to display our donor names.

Thanks to Nichole Thompson for donating $1000 to All 4 Autism from the proceeds of her Stella and Dot show. Thanks to Michele Lewis for hosting!

Thank you, Tamara Sloan for your generosity! Your Pampered Chef fundraiser was greatly appreciated!

Thank you, Lauren Vause for hosting an online Stella and Dot fundraiser! The funds will help our ASD community!

A big thank you to West Florence High School, Hagan Rollins, Ms. Alisha Hobgood and her very talented class. They raised $500 at their wind chime auction! What a fun event. Thanks for thinking of our ASD community!!

Thanks to Trinity Presbyterian for keeping your mission dollars local! We are so thankful for allowing our ASD children attend VBS, and for each prayer you prayed for our local families. Trinity was able to raise $630.00 for All 4 Autism!!!

Thank you to Central United Methodist Church and these awesome volunteers for "Digging Deeper" and giving back to our ASD Community! We are blessed!

SOCIAL MEDIA HAPPENINGS

All 4 Autism

6 hours ago

Good things are happening!! I had the opportunity to meet with Dr. O'Malley and was impressed by his passion for education and determination to implement new programs that will improve the quality of education for ALL students. Well done, FSD1! ... See MoreSee Less

Florence One Schools implementing national best practices in special education

scnow.com

FLORENCE, S.C. – Under the new leadership of Superintendent Richard O’Malley, the Florence One Schools district is moving special education to the forefront of the district’s agenda, moving toward creating

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All 4 Autism shared Florence County School District Three's post.

5 days ago

Our office will be Closed tomorrow (Thursday, October 11) ... See MoreSee Less

Florence County School District Three

Due to the forecast of tropical storm force winds and the potential for flooding as a result of Hurricane Michael, Florence County School District Three will be closed Thursday, October 11, for students and employees whose contracts are 190 days or less.

The district will also operate on a two hour delay for students on Friday, October 12. Employees should report at their normal times Friday.

In addition, after-school programs that provide bus transportation for students are cancelled for today.

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All 4 Autism shared their post.

1 week ago

We are super excited about our first Live Webinar! The purpose of hosting live webinars is to reach more families, regardless of your schedule. You will be able to watch our Webinars through your computer or cell phone. If this date does not work for you, the recorded version will be posted on our website. ... See MoreSee Less

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VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH

EMILY BROCK

Did You Know?

About 1 percent of the world population has autism spectrum disorder.

(CDC, 2014)

Prevalence in the United States is estimated at 1 in 68 births

(CDC, 2014)

Prevalence of autism in U.S. children increased by 119.4% from 2000 (1 in 150) to 2010 (1 in 68).

(CDC, 2014)

Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability.

(CDC, 2008)

35% of young adults (ages 19-23) with autism have not had a job or received postgraduate education after leaving high school.

(Shattuck et al., 2012)

WHO ARE WE?

See What’s Happening at All 4 Autism!

Want to be an ANGEL for local families affected by autism? Click on the logo to learn about our recurring giving program and benefits.

Want an easy way to support All 4 Autism?
Sign up for these programs that give back!

HELP OUR CAUSE!

Thanks to Trinity Presbyterian for keeping your mission dollars local! We are so thankful for allowing our ASD children attend VBS, and for each prayer you prayed for our local families. Trinity was able to raise $630.00 for All 4 Autism!!!

SOCIAL MEDIA HAPPENINGS

VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH

Did You Know?

About 1 percent of the world population has autism spectrum disorder.

Prevalence in the United States is estimated at 1 in 68 births

Prevalence of autism in U.S. children increased by 119.4% from 2000 (1 in 150) to 2010 (1 in 68).

Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability.

35% of young adults (ages 19-23) with autism have not had a job or received postgraduate education after leaving high school.

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WHO ARE WE?

See What’s Happening at All 4 Autism!

Want to be an ANGEL for local families affected by autism? Click on the logo to learn about our recurring giving program and benefits.

Want an easy way to support All 4 Autism? Sign up for these programs that give back!

HELP OUR CAUSE!

Thanks to Trinity Presbyterian for keeping your mission dollars local! We are so thankful for allowing our ASD children attend VBS, and for each prayer you prayed for our local families. Trinity was able to raise $630.00 for All 4 Autism!!!

SOCIAL MEDIA HAPPENINGS

VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH

Did You Know?

About 1 percent of the world population has autism spectrum disorder.

Prevalence in the United States is estimated at 1 in 68 births

Prevalence of autism in U.S. children increased by 119.4% from 2000 (1 in 150) to 2010 (1 in 68).

Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability.

35% of young adults (ages 19-23) with autism have not had a job or received postgraduate education after leaving high school.

Contact Us

Documentation

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