Inclusive Employment at Maeve’s Place in New York
The menu at Maeve’s Place, a cozy coffee shop nestled in the heart of the Catskill Mountains, is far more diverse than that of your average coffee shop. Offering eggs any style, a wide variety of pastries, and eight different types of mac and cheese, it caters to all kinds of tastes. However, the real […]
Alstom Partners with NYC Museum to Support Autism
The Alstom Foundation recently announced a new grant to support the New York Transit Museum’s social engagement programs for children and youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This grant arrives at a key moment as the Museum aims to expand its offerings to older teens and young adults, providing a structured, welcoming environment where social […]
ABA Therapy at Risk as Indiana Slashes Medicaid
Shaunna Thompson faced a challenging situation as she struggled to find suitable childcare for her daughter. After Abbie was expelled from daycare in 2022 due to being “all over the place,” Thompson felt overwhelmed. While she managed to find an in-home provider, she was told that Abbie was “too much” to care for on a […]
Cafe Joyeux: A Brew with a Purpose
While a cup of joe from Cafe Joyeux is a normal experience in European cities, this radical and tremendous coffee chain just opened its doors in New York City. Located at 599 Lexington Avenue, East 52nd Street, the first American Cafe Joyeux employs crew members with intellectual and developmental disabilities, empowering them through meaningful training […]
Florida Governor DeSantis Unveils $2.2 Billion Boost for Autism Services
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced on Monday a significant investment of over $2.2 billion dedicated to enhancing services for individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities in the state. This substantial funding aims to improve the quality of care and support available to those who need it most. At a news conference held at The […]
