Autism Network for Global Education and Lifelong Support
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Aboutus
is an inclusive San Francisco community based non-profit organization offering state-of-the-art programs, services and specialized training to support children and adults with autism and their families.
OurMission
mission is to maximize the potential of children and adults with autism to learn, develop, function independently and participate in the full range of social, cultural and quality of life experiences.
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OurVision
is dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with autism and their families by providing state-of-the-art programs, services and specialized training.
strives to create an inclusive caring community where each individual is appreciated and fully accepted as contributing members of society.
First ever inclusive community center in San Francisco Bay Area serving children and adults with autism with
their families and peers
Blended approach offering state-of-the-art programs, services and specialized training drawing on current theory, scientific research
and evidence-based practices
Partnership with San Francisco State University & Autism Institute on Peer Relations and Play preparing highly qualified professionals to work
with individuals with autism in home, school and community settings
International model research & demonstration site exemplary practices on social inclusion Integrated Play Groups (IPG) Model Friend 2 Friend (F2F) Model
Fosters opportunities for meaningful and long-lasting friendships through mutually engaging activities Brings together children/adults with autism with
typical peers, siblings and one another
Embraces a philosophy of inclusion and diversity Brings together communities of learners from all
walks of life, including those with differing abilities, languages, social and cultural backgrounds
Children & Adults
with Autism
People of all ages and abilities with autism spectrum disorders Children (early diagnosis to 17 years) Adults (18 years and up)
Families Family members of children and
adults with autism Parents Siblings Spouses/Partners Grandparents and others
Typical Peers
Typical peers and other community members interested in socializing and forming friendships with people with autism Children (birth through 17 years) Adults (18 years and up)
Support Providers
Professionals and other support providers interested in current research and practice focused on autism Educators Therapists Caregivers/Tutors Undergraduate Graduate students Researchers
Child, Adult & Family Services
Social Connections
Information & Resources
Research &Development
EducationalOutreach
Peer play groups Classes
Art - Drama - Computer
Special interest clubs Summer camp &
excursions Cultural & community
events
Community awareness Family training series Professional training
series Model demonstration
(F2F & IPG)Certification Program
University/college courses & internships
How you can support …
Be involved …. Call us at 415.504.8820
ANGELS Center 380 West Portal Avenue San Francisco CA 94127 www.angelscenter.org