What does FCAI mean in AUTISM

FCAI stands for the First Center for Autism and Innovation. It is a nonprofit organization that focuses on providing resources, training, and education about autism spectrum disorders to families, educators, employers, and the community.

FCAI offers various services such as research initiatives, educational programs, advocacy efforts, employment support programs, workshops and seminars to spread awareness about autism spectrum disorder.

You can make a donation online by visiting the website at fcaionline.org or contact the organization directly via email or phone call. Additionally they also accept donations via check or money order sent directly to their mailing address.

Yes! There are plenty of ways you can get involved with FCAI including volunteering your time or resources at one of their facilities or events; making a donation; signing up for their monthly newsletter; participating in fundraisers; sharing their social media posts; or joining an advocacy group associated with FCAI such as Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN).

Yes! They offer a variety of grants available to individuals who meet certain criteria depending on need assessment. Some examples include Lighthouse Grants which provide access to technology necessary for successful remote learning experiences; Independence Grants which provide financial assistance for independent living skills development programs; Education Grants which support tuition costs associated with post-secondary education endeavors; or Therapy Grants which give access to sensory-based interventions such as occupational therapy and ABA therapy sessions.