🌟1 in 36 children in the U.S. are diagnosed with autism, with the number steadily increasing.
🧩African-American and Latino children are now being diagnosed with autism at a higher rate than white children.
✨Early diagnosis and intervention improve the outcomes for children with autism.
🙌Access to free resources and services is available for families affected by autism.
💡Autism Awareness Month aims to promote understanding and support for individuals with autism.
How common is autism in the U.S.?
—1 in 36 children in the U.S. are diagnosed with autism.
Are African-American and Latino children more affected by autism?
—Yes, African-American and Latino children are now being diagnosed at a higher rate than white children.
What are the benefits of early diagnosis and intervention?
—Early diagnosis and intervention improve the outcomes and quality of life for children with autism.
Are there free resources and services available for families affected by autism?
—Yes, there are many free resources and services available for families, regardless of their location or community.
What is the goal of Autism Awareness Month?
—Autism Awareness Month aims to promote understanding, support, and access to resources for individuals with autism.
00:00April is National Autism Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of autism awareness.
00:361 in 36 children in the U.S. are diagnosed with autism, and the number continues to grow.
01:20African-American and Latino children are now being diagnosed with autism at a higher rate than white children.
01:58Early diagnosis and intervention are crucial for helping children with autism live productive lives.
02:48Free resources and services are available for families affected by autism.
03:30The Special Needs Network provides support and programs for families affected by autism.
03:58Autism Awareness Month aims to promote understanding and support for individuals with autism.
