Adult Division
Thursday, March 13
The WNYRCASD virtual conference “Meeting the Unique Needs of Autistic Individuals with Diverse Strengths” will provide strategies to better understand and assist individuals with autism to allow for reduced supports. Special attention will be given to enhancing executive functioning skills, developing social skills, fostering independence in daily living, and transition to adulthood.
Saturday, May 10
The Summit Center’s Autism Walk, presented by West Herr, is a community-wide effort to raise funds in support of Summit’s programs and services in Western New York. Join us on May 10 for a fun-filled day to raise funds for The Summit Center and celebrate your child, student, neighbor, or friend.
Simply put, our goal is to make lives better.
As Western New York’s leading provider of evidence-based services for children and adults with autism and other developmental, social, and behavioral challenges, our team is dedicated to helping everyone we serve achieve the highest level of independence possible.
Together we can fulfill the promise of a more typical life for each and every child, including those of your family, friends and neighbors who live with developmental disabilities like autism.
Virtual Tour