An Innovative Community for All Minds With your support, The ACRES Project is fostering vocational, social, and educational opportunities for autistic and neurodivergent people in Central PA.
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Growing Community Through Aquaponics Our innovative aquaponics program is growing sustainable food, sustainable jobs, and community connections.
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Growing Community Through Education Our OVR programs help individuals with disabilities learn about themselves and develop the lifelong skills they need to transition into meaningful employment.
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Growing Community Through Socialization Isolation and loneliness are a challenge for many people with autism. Our programs and social groups foster connection and friendship in a safe, accepting environment.
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Growing Community Through Integration Through creativity and entrepreneurship, Acres Artisans allows participants to earn a wage while sharing their talents with the local community.
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Your generosity allows The ACRES Project to provide free programs and supports for autistic and neurodivergent people in Centre County.
Programs
ACRES fosters social, vocational, and educational opportunities for neurodivergent adults.
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By connecting people to themselves, each other, and the local community, ACRES is growing an innovative community for all minds.
Dare To Care
Autistic and neurodivergent adults have a lot to offer, but very few options exist to provide the support they need to achieve their goals. The ACRES Project is working to provide these options.
About ACRES Project
The Adults Creating Residential Employment Solutions (ACRES) Project strives to build a safe, inclusive community that bridges gaps in services for neurodivergent people through social, educational, and vocational programs.
Fund the ACRES Project
This fund will help ACRES Project accomplish its mission: to foster independence, self-advocacy, socialization, and job readiness for individuals with all kinds of minds.
Growing Community with Aquaponics
Our innovative Community Supported Agriculture program is providing horticultural therapy, employment, and community integration for neurodivergent adults.