Update on ATC and COVID-19

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ATC continues to provide residential care and therapy to the 128 children and adults in our group homes as well as remote learning to the students in our education program.  At this time, however, our outpatient clinics and schools are closed to the public per the Executive Order issued by Governor Abbot on March 19, 2020.  We will continue to monitor local, state, and federal efforts to control COVID-19 and post updates on changes to our programs as they occur.

We thank you for your confidence and trust as we fulfill our mission to ”assist people with autism and related disorders throughout their lives as they learn, play, work and live in the community.”

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The mission of the Autism Treatment Center is to assist people with autism and related disorders throughout their lives as they learn, play, work and live in the community.

​​ATC is a private, nonprofit, 501(c)(3) corporation providing its services
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News & Events

What a great day!
An amazing group of ATC staff and Roundup for Autism  volunteers visited our community group homes (from a safe distance and with masks on). Our friends at Roundup provided a BBQ lunch and invited local musician Joshua Ingram to provide some entertainment. It was a special day for everyone! A big THANK YOU to all who helped make this happen. 

Parking lot pep rally!
We celebrated local teenager AJ Ortiz with a parking lot pep rally!
During the time of COVID-19, AJ decided to fundraise for and donate more than 140 hours of service, in just 3 weeks, to create almost 200 handmade Autism Awareness key chains.

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#ChangeMaker at ATC
Plano Magazine is partnering with My Possibilities to feature #ChangeMakers in the disabilities community. Our very own Dr. Carolyn Garver is featured this month! She truly is a change-maker at ATC and everywhere she goes.

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Grant Announcement!
ATC received a $50,000 grant from The Dallas Foundation Covid-19 Relief Fund for supplies, staffing, and technology needed during this crisis.

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