Developmental Disabilities and Autism at UNC
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With its integrated approach and extensive research expertise, UNC is uniquely equipped to conduct the interdisciplinary research needed to make significant advances in developmental disabilities. The Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities (CIDD) and the UNC TEACCH® Autism Program are two of UNC’s premier initiatives, dedicated to promoting research and providing services that enhance the quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities and autism.
With your gift, the CIDD and UNC TEACCH® Autism Program will have the opportunity to expand faculty research, generate data for use in future grants, and support the launch of a new peer mentorship program for our autism patients.
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Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities
The Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities is North Carolina’s comprehensive center for a range of multidisciplinary clinical services, basic to applied research, clinical and research training and advocacy, with the goal of improving the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.
With your gift, the center aims to fund interdisciplinary research among UNC faculty and support them in generating pilot data for use in larger grants to the National Institutes of Health and other external agencies.
UNC TEACCH Autism Program
The UNC TEACCH® Autism Program offers comprehensive and evidence-based autism care across the lifespan, dedicated to supporting autistic people of all ages. The program reaches families statewide, serving 93 of North Carolina’s 100 counties, and aims to set standards for autism support and treatment.
Please consider supporting the launch of our peer mentorship program. This team of autistic mentors will bring valuable lived experience to guide and inspire others.