Nonprofit shows off 'The Rule House' during open house, giving some adults with disabilities a chance to live on their own

Historic Rule House in Knoxville restored, now supporting autism program

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — People gathered for a ribbon cutting ceremony for the restoration of the historic Rule House on Friday. Along with the restoration, Autism Breakthrough of Knoxville celebrated the launch of its pioneering Anchor Program at the home. The 104-year-old Rule House in East Knoxville was originally the residence of Dr. Andrew Lafayette Rule, who lived there until his passing in 1950. The restored house will support the Anchor…

Nonprofit shows off 'The Rule House' during open house, giving some adults with disabilities a chance to live on their own

The house is part of Autism Breakthrough of Knoxville's transitional housing program, supporting adults who are employed or pursuing post-secondary education.

Autism Awareness and Acceptance Story Time at Fulmer Library

REACH is a local nonprofit dedicated to providing resources and education for individuals on the Autism Spectrum, their families and the community within Sheridan County to foster a community of inclusion and understanding. April is Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month and REACH has partnered with the Sheridan County Fulmer Library for a unique story time in April. During a recent appearance on Public Pulse, Sheridan County Library System Commu…

Apirilaren 2nd Autismoaren Kontzienzaziorak Mundoko Eguna da. Gautenak autism will be visible for a walk in solidarity bat organize two April 6,...

Valencia CF will carry out a special action in the match against RCD Mallorca, which will be held this Sunday 30 March at the Camp de Mestalla, with the aim of strengthening awareness about autism. This initiative is part of the commemoration of the World Autism Awareness Day, which is celebrated on 2 April, and will consist of several children with autism having the opportunity to jump on the grass before the start of the party accompanied by a…

The United Nations General Assembly unanimously declared April 2 as World Autism Awareness Day (resolution 62/139) to highlight the need to help improve the quality of life for people with autism so they can live full lives.