Hope Enterprises, a nonprofit provider of programs for people with intellectual disabilities in Lycoming, Clinton, Northumberland, Columbia, Montour, Snyder and Union counties, received support from the AllOne Foundation to offer an Autism Collaborative Center of Excellence on Hope’s Children’s Campus at 614 West Fourth Street beginning April 1, 2019. The Autism Collaborative Centers of Excellence are regional hubs designed to identify and address gaps in the existing service delivery network for people with autism spectrum disorder and their families. The autism hub on Hope’s Children’s Campus will connect existing autism support groups in our region, serve as a venue for autism-related events and activities and collect and report data to the executive Autism Collaborative Centers of Excellence hub in Scranton.
Photo from left to right: John Cosgrove with Hope Enterprises’ Mackenzie Howe (director of development), Rob Labatch (president), and Emily Camerer (community resource coordinator).
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