INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR AUTISM, INC.
DEERFIELD BEACH, FLORIDA

The International Society for Autism Exists to Improve the Lives of all Affected by Autism The International Society for Autism sponsors and conducts research on empirically based treatment programs for individuals with autism. We also provide scholarships for indivudals whose financial situations would otherwise prevent them from attending clinical based treatment programs. Increasing public awareness about the day-to-day issues faced by people on the spectrum is of up-most importance to the ISA. We advocate for the appropriate services for individuals across their lifespan and provide the latest information regarding treatment, education, research and advocacy.Throughout the year the International Society for Autism and its partners host comprehensive conferences on autism to help spread public awareness and share new research with the community.Our organization is supported by the charitable donations of individuals and organizations who understand how important it is to continue making forward strides in Autism research. International Society for Autism The International Society for Autism sponsors and conducts research on empirically based treatment programs for individuals with autism. We also provide scholarships for indivudals whose financial situations would otherwise prevent them from attending clinical based treatment programs. Increasing public awareness about the day-to-day issues faced by people on the spectrum is of up-most importance to the ISA. We advocate for the appropriate services for individuals across their lifespan and provide the latest information regarding treatment, education, research and advocacy.Throughout the year the International Society for Autism and its partners host comprehensive conferences on autism to help spread public awareness and share new research with the community. Our organization is supported by the charitable donations of individuals and organizations who understand how important it is to continue making forward strides in Autism research.