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Autism Emergency Response Best Practices

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First Responder Training for Autism Specifics

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Statistics That Illuminate the Need for Enhanced Autism Emergency Preparedness

1 in 54

children diagnosed with autism in the U.S.

25%

of autistic individuals

70%

of families

1,700+

first responders trained

more likely for autistic individuals