The Madrona Group, Joe Kiser and Jason Fox, practice Living Life as a Contribution. They work to give back to a community that has given them so much. One of the ways that they will do that in 2020 is by promoting the Autism Speaks Awareness Walk. The walk will take place on Saturday September 26th 2020 and they hope to get as many people out there joining their team as possible. This cause is particularly special to Jason as his son is diagnosed on the spectrum. His name is Hudson and he is 8 years old in 1st grade. Hudson was nonverbal until about 8 months ago and has responded well to the many forms of therapy that have been provided to him. Hudson is an amazing young man, incredibly smart, very funny, super courageous and brave and as sweet as can be. If you are interested in joining our Walk Team and donating please visit: http://act.autismspeaks.org/goto/themadronagroup

1. AUTISM AWARENESS

2. JOIN US
TO SUPPORT AUTISM
SEPTEMBER 26 2020

3. THE MADRONA GROUP
FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT
WANTS TO THANK YOU

4. Autism affects an estimated
1 in 59 children in the U.S.
HUDSON

6. Nearly half of those with autism
wander or bolt from safety.
DAVID

8. Boys are 4x's more likely to be
diagnosed with autism than girls.
CAMBRIA

10. Research demonstrates that job activities that encourage
independence reduce autism symptoms and increase daily living skills.
JOHN

12. More than half of children with autism have
one or more chronic sleep problems.
NOAH

14. Autism can be reliably diagnosed around
age 2, but the average remains 4.
TRISTAN

16. Nearly two-thirds of children with autism
between the ages of 6 and 15 have been bullied.
LUCAS

18. Of the one-third of young adults with autism
that attend college fewer than 20% will graduate.
KYLE

20. Many children affected by autism also benefit from other
interventions such as speech and occupational therapy.
NOAH

22. An estimated one-third of
people with autism are nonverbal.
KAY ELLA

24. On average, it costs an added $60k a
year to care for someone with autism.
KENNY

26. More than half of young adults with autism remain
unemployed and unenrolled in higher education in the
two years after high school.
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