AANE helps people that have Asperger Syndrome or autism spectrum profiles with their community support services.

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AANE

AANE's headquarters in Watertown, MA, United States

Brenda Dater

Annalisa Barrett

Becca Lory Hector

Erica Rémi

Patricia R. Schissel

Janet Barbieri

Cathy Aikman

Michelle Major

Bill Braun

Ken Dandurand

Michelle Dunn

Katherine Cody

Tony Attwood

Lynda Geller

Ami Klin

Matthew Lerner

Dian Bohannon

Jill Baren

Neil Blicher

Susan Erickson

Rebecca Kirshenbaum

Michael Roh

Ellen Pinderhughes

Deb Platek

Sheeri Steinberg

Carla Brigham

Valerie Gaus

Elizabeth Cohn

Liane Holliday Willey

Peter Gerhardt

C. Faith Kappenberg

May-Lynn Andresen

Anastasia O'Melveny

Lisa Stringfellow

Diane Adreon

Dena Gassner

Angelina Hanson

Mark Pocharski

Brian Alvarez

Zach Michaels

Stephen Shore

Brenda Smith Myles

John Lynch

Mark J. Marroni

Karen Lean

Deborah Platek

Julie Tedesco

The Support Group Facilitators at AANE play a vital role in creating a supportive and nurturing environment for individuals and families impacted by Asperger Syndrome and autism spectrum profiles. They organize and lead a variety of support groups and workshops tailored to different demographics, including teens, adults, partners, and families, focusing on sharing experiences, building connections, and promoting personal growth. Through social events and specialized interest groups, they foster community engagement, ensuring participants feel understood and empowered.

Support Group Facilitators

The Development and Communications team at AANE focuses on crafting and implementing strategies to enhance community engagement and support for individuals with Asperger Syndrome and autism spectrum profiles. This team develops marketing materials, manages communications channels, oversees grant writing efforts, and maintains the organization's website to ensure effective outreach and fundraising initiatives, ultimately driving growth in support services for their community.

Development and Communications

The Program Management team at AANE is responsible for overseeing and coordinating various community support programs tailored for individuals with Asperger Syndrome and autism spectrum profiles. This team ensures the effective implementation and evaluation of services, collaborates with stakeholders to enhance program offerings, and fosters partnerships that empower individuals and families within the community. Through strategic planning and management, they aim to create impactful programs that enhance quality of life and promote independence.

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Board & advisors

Teams

Support Group Facilitators

Development and Communications

Program Management

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