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The New England Center for Children, a school for autism located 20 miles west of Boston in Southborough, Massachusetts.
We are a private, nonprofit autism education center dedicated to bringing out human potential and creating productive lives for children with autism.
Since 1975, we have remained true to our original mission providing state-of-the-art autism education and individualized treatment for children with autism spectrum disorder, pervasive developmental disorder, and Asperger's Syndrome.
Our students and parents come from all areas of the country, and have varying backgrounds and family situations.
All families share the commitment to find and support the best possible placement for their child with Autism/PDD or other Related Disorders.
The New England Center for Children provides a full range of educational, residential and treatment programs designed to help children with autism and other developmental disabilities reach their full potential.
Our overriding goal is to provide state-of-the-art Applied Behavior Analysis when teaching children with autism, thereby increasing their abilities to function and communicate successfully with as much independence as possible.
Each program has been developed to address varying skills and multiple levels of functioning.
We believe every child with autism deserves the best services
available so they can live full, productive, and rewarding lives in
their community. At The New England Center for Children (NECC), we
provide comprehensive services for children with autism: through
day and residential programs, partner classrooms in public school
systems, consulting services, and autism curriculum software for
teachers.We also know that to serve as many children with autism as
possible, we must reach beyond on our own walls. That`s why
training is such a critical part of our model. NECC provides staff
with initial training, ongoing professional development, and
graduate program opportunities. In fact, NECC has trained thousands
of professionals who are now providing state-of-the-art care and
services worldwide, whether through consulting, teaching, or their
own programs.The John and Diane Kim Autism Institute is home to our
research center, where we study how children with autism best
learn. This data is published in top peer-reviewed journals and is
also directed into theACE ABA Software System, our autism
curriculum used by educators around the world.
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