Our Crowdfunding Groups
Who We Are:
The CSUN Autism Clinic is a community clinic that provides no cost services to the community. We are committed to providing a variety of services to families in our community, rooted in the science of behavior analysis. We work with individuals, especially children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), by offering tailored interventions that foster growth in communication, behavior, and social success. Our team of professionals strives to create an environment where children can thrive and families can access essential services that empower their loved ones to reach their fullest potential.
Our Mission:
Our mission is to create an enriching, supportive learning environment for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. We aim to provide high-quality educational materials and tools that promote development, engagement, and success in every aspect of a child's life. By ensuring access to research-based interventions and a compassionate team, we work to empower children to build essential life skills and grow into confident, independent individuals.
Why We Need Funding:
At The Autism Clinic, we believe that every child deserves access to the best possible resources, but many of the materials required to support their development are costly. Your donation will help us purchase essential educational tools, sensory equipment, and other resources that directly impact the lives of our students. These materials cater to various learning styles and developmental needs, allowing us to customize interventions for each individual child.
Your support ensures that we can continue to provide a high-quality learning environment and maintain the clinic's growth to reach even more families in need. We believe that with the right resources, every child has the potential to make meaningful progress. Together, we can give them the tools they need to succeed.
Your Donation Will Support:
Interactive educational tools, such as learning materials, toys, books, puzzles and games provide engaging and hands-on ways for children to develop socio-communication and problem-solving skills.
Behavioral tools, such as reward charts and visual timers, used to motivate children and teach new skills.
Support for an additional dedicated CSUN Autism Clinic parking spot
