NFAR understands the impact autism has on children, families and their communities and dedicates its efforts to promoting the development of innovative treatment programs and options that improve the quality of life for children with autism and Autism Spectrum Disorders.

Why fundraise for the San Diego Race for Autism? Because 100% of all donations go directly towards autism programs and services in our community. And to show our appreciation for your fundraising efforts, we’re offering the perfect reward — fun prizes!
NFAR Funds CARD’s Create Opportunities to Meet Peers and Advance Social Skills study.

Last month, NFAR awarded a Community Project Grant to the Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD) research and development department to fund their Creating Opportunities to Meet Peers and Advance Social Skills (COMPASS) study.
NFAR is pleased to announce our 2011/2012 Community Project grantees, all of which provide increased learning and treatment opportunities for local children with autism and their families.

NFAR Awards Funding for Crimson’s Research & Treatment Center “Lose the Training Wheels” Bike Camp & Study
Did the cover story of this month’s issue of San Diego Family Magazine featuring the best family-friendly bike paths in San Diego make you wish you could ride bikes as a family?

This year’s Teachers Grant recipients are from following school districts: Chula Vista Elementary, Del Mar Union, Encinitas Union, Fallbrook Union Elementary, Grossmont Unified High, La Mesa/Spring Valley, Lemon Grove, Mountain Empire Unified, Oceanside Unified, Poway Unified, San Diego Unified, San Marcos Unified, South Bay Union and Sweetwater Union High.
Early Signs for Autism
What You Need to Know About Autism Lo que necesita saber
sobre el Autismo Video of Dr. Karen Pierce |
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2012 Grant Period begins in May 2012
