Kean Autism Research and Education Center (KARE)
The Kean Autism Research and Education Center’s (KARE) mission is to advance research in autism spectrum disorders (ASD); to educate professionals to work in an interdisciplinary manner to improve the lives of individuals with ASD; and to provide information, training, and a lifetime of support to individuals and their families. The KARE Center is located on the campus of Kean University in Union, New Jersey.
The KARE Center research program supports multi-disciplinary clinical and applied research focused on developing effective intervention and treatment methods that improve the lives of individuals and families affected by autism spectrum disorders.
The KARE Center interdisciplinary autism education program supports evidence-based education to prepare highly trained professionals from many separate disciplines to work with individuals and families that are affected by autism spectrum disorders. The KARE interdisciplinary education program serves teachers, school-based professionals and community-based professionals. The program offers an 18 credit, graduate-level certificate for teachers and professionals as well as specialized workshops and conferences.
The KARE Center support program provides specialized training, information and support for individuals diagnosed with ASD throughout their lifespan and to families affected by ASD. The KARE support program includes an innovative method of delivering information and training that is of particular benefit to those who are socially or geographically isolated. The KARE support program also includes outreach and transition services for high school students; support services for college students with ASD; and, community resources including a website and monitored discussion board.
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