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Stephanie’s Day Comes To SoCal

The CBS Radford lot was filled to capacity Saturday with scores of smiling kids, families, supporters and organizations all taking part in the first-ever “Stephanie’s Day” in Southern California. » Read More

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Stephanie’s Story

Steve Mauldin is the President and General Manager of CBS2/KCAL9, but first and foremost he is a dad and one of the biggest joys in his life is his daughter Stephanie. She was diagnosed at an early age with autism and right away Steve and Stephanie’s mom, Sheilah, started looking for answers. » Read More

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CARD’s Skills Program

The Center for Autism & Related Disorders (CARD) offers a Web-based program called Skills that aims to provide parents, teachers and other professionals with the knowledge to design treatment programs for children with autism and related disorders. » Read More

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AbilityFirst Job Training

AbilityFirst works to help children and adults with physical and developmental disabilities reach their full potential. At 24 locations around Southern California, AbilityFirst runs various employment, recreational and socialization programs. » Read More

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ACEing Autism LA

ACEing Autism began from a collaboration – and marriage – of a child neurologist focused on developmental disorders and a tennis professional with an MBA in entrepreneurship. Through their partnership, Shafali Jeste and Richard Spurling provide tennis lessons for children with autism.
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Stephanie’s Day In Dallas

Stephanie’s Day, a fun-filled day of information and resources for families of children with special needs, has been active and ongoing in Dallas for the past 8 years. This year on August 27, they continued the tradition. Here are some of the highlights from the day.
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