The Southwest Autism
Research and Resource Center (SARRC) is a non-profit, community-based
organization dedicated to autism research, education and outreach for
children and young adults with autism and their families. SARRC
undertakes self-directed and collaborative research, serves as a
satellite site for national and international projects, and provides
up-to-date information, training and assistance to families and
professionals about autistic disorders. Established in 1997, SARRC is
the only comprehensive Phoenix-based resource serving families,
educators, therapists and physicians on all aspects of autism in
Arizona. For more information about SARRC, please visit
www.autismcenter.org or call (602)340-8717.
Mission Statement
SARRC models and promotes best
practices that enhance the quality of life for children and adults with
autism spectrum disorders; empowers children, families and professionals
with information and training; and advances discoveries that will
ultimately lead to a cure.
Values
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Act with respect, compassion and a sense of urgency
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Nurture families, respecting their diversity, rights and the
individuality of their children
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Work for excellence and continuous improvement
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Maintain the highest levels of integrity in everything we do; uphold
the highest ethical standards
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Promote cooperation, collaboration and teamwork; be accountable to
donors, families, peers and fellow research partners
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Commit to build, test and model best practices
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Serve as an international leader in quality research
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Support individuals with autism throughout their lifetimes
Services
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Advocacy
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Children’s services
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Consulting
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Employment Services
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Informational and referral
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home services
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Therapies
Service
Area(s)
Primarily Maricopa county, but we will serve anyone who requests
services.
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Website: www.autismcenter.org
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