AIMS is ... The Ability to Interact Meaningfully in Society
AIMS are achieved
through the goals we set for today
and those we set for the future
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The ability to engage with people and events in life
doesn't just happen for people with autism.
The ability develops when relevant life skills are taught
and opportunities are provided to learn to use those skills well
with the people and events in society.
The approach we take matters.
Planned efforts by parents & society make a significant difference
in the lives of people with autism.
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AIMS involves learning.
Learning communication, socialization and
skills for activities of daily living
throughout their lifespan.
We can teach and develop
these abilities.
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AIMS involves opportunities.
Opportunities to practice using those skills they've been taught
in various environments in home/school & community.
We can create those opportunities.
Click to learn more about
creating opportunities.
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By teaching individuals with autism relevant skills and providing learning opportunities to use them, we AIM for their greatest level of independence and inclusion in life!
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