Autism Knows No Borders Global Autism Project Partners with Centria Healthcare to Raise Autism Awareness Around the World

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New York City, NY (April 13, 2018) — To kick off Autism Awareness Month, the Global Autism Project is proud to announce its new partnership with Centria Healthcare to increase awareness and education about autism in communities around the world. To achieve this, Centria Healthcare donated $20,000 in scholarships toward the Global Autism Project’s SkillCorps travel program, which sends groups of behavioral experts on two-week trips around the world to promote collaboration, communication, and cultural consideration within the field of autism education.

Participants of the SkillCorps program have the opportunity to travel to one of 15 countries, including: China, India, Dominican Republic, Indonesia, the Netherlands, Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Nicaragua, and more. During their trips, SkillCorps members provide training to local teachers about inclusion efforts and support for individuals with autism – both in the classroom and out in the community. Once members are accepted into the SkillCorps program, tuition costs $5,000; but Centria Healthcare is offering scholarships of $2,500 to five lucky Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs).

“As a company, it’s so important for experts in this rapidly-growing field to get experience in all different areas of Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA),” said Scott Barry, CEO of Centria Healthcare. “That includes traveling to other countries to learn about individuals with autism on a global scale. The BCBAs who participate in the SkillCorps program will bring back invaluable skills to the workplace, which will achieve our ultimate goal of helping as many children as possible live life on their own terms.”

“What is inspiring about partnering with Centria Healthcare is that they want to do the scholarship program not only for their own BCBAs internally at Centria Autism, but are offering it externally to other BCBAs at other companies,” said Molly Ola Pinney, CEO of the Global Autism Project. “We value this partnership with Centria Healthcare and know, with their support we will continue to impact the lives of children with autism around the world.”

Centria Healthcare is the nation’s largest and fastest-growing provider of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism. This individualized, child-centered form of therapy takes place in a one-on-one setting, either in-home or at a therapy center location, and is regarded in scientific communities as the single most effective form of therapy for children with autism. ABA can help improve numerous skills, such as communication, motor skills, behavioral skills, independent living skills, and more.

Scholarship applications will be accepted now through [Deadline], and will be selected by [Date]. Eligible candidates may apply online at www.globalautismproject.org

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