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In the News – Candy Store Provides Jobs for Individuals with Autism
August 3, 2014
Hey Everyone!
My name is Lauren Farrell, a Speech Language Pathologist here at the Suffolk Center for Speech. For the month of August I will be posting various articles on speech and language resources, recent news, and even fun activities you can do at home.
This week will be focused on:
Autism
Following weeks will include:
Feeding therapy
Voice
Stuttering/Fluency
and more!
Today I wanted to share a great article I read on the Autism Speaks website. A special education teacher, Gloria Iverson of Illinois, has opened a candy store called Mini Man Monkey Brains. This unique candy store is a non-profit candy store focused on providing real-life vocational experience for individuals with autism. Gloria’s business mission is to teach individuals with autism vocational skills while benefiting her local community.
You can find the original article here:
http://www.autismspeaks.org/news/news-item/local-candy-store-provides-jobs-individuals-autism
Mini Man Monkey Brains Company Website:
http://www.minimanmonkeybrains.com
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