Helping children with autism thrive

We're committed to making a positive impact on the lives of  children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder around the world.

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Life in Spectrum was founded with a clear goal: helping children diagnosed with ASD and their families to thrive, wherever they are. We believe children with ASD can live a satisfying life when suited with the right rehabilitative program.

Our impact in numbers

57

Countries in which we offer ASD programs to children

264

Volunteers worldwide with ASD rehabilitation training

103

Total number of ASD programs our organization has initiated

Care & therapy

Dedicated daycare

One of our core programs. We offer daycare services to families with ASD children, so parents can go to work. Daycare staff are all volunteers with special training.

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Playtime volunteers

Playtime is one of the most important experiences children with ASD can have. It puts them at ease and increases their possibility of having positive interactions.

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Art therapy class

Much has been said about art as a form of therapy - we couldn't agree more. Another core program of our organization, this class helps children with ASD to open up to new people and experiences.

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Join our volunteer community

Join our growing community of over 250 volunteers across the world, and make an impact in the lives of children with ASD and their families. There are numerous ways to help out.

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Support a child

With as little as US $5/month, you can make a huge impact on a child's life. Your donation will help a child with ASD stay in daycare, receive personal care, food, and enjoy art therapy classes.

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Support a program

When you support a program, you support 25 children with ASD and their families. Your donation will help our program run smoothly, and continue to offer rehabilitative help to those who need it.

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Cynthia Maples

Founder

“I've seen what a few hours of the right experience can do to a child with ASD. It's magic, and it's long-lasting. We all really CAN make a difference.”

What's new

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by Barry Parker • 28 Jun, 2022
As parents, hearing the doctor's prognosis and realizing your child has an autistic disorder can be quite challenging. But it's not the end of the world. Millions of families around the world live with autism every day. Here are some tips to cope with the news, if you're hearing them for the first time.

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by Barry Parker • 28 Jun, 2022
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by Barry Parker • 28 Jun, 2022
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