The Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD-USF) has been at the University of South Florida since 1993 and serves individuals of any age who have autism spectrum disorders as well as individuals with dual sensory impairments. CARD-USF serves constituents within the 14 county catchment area that was set up by the Florida Legislature. Autism is a lifelong neurological disability that affects a person's ability to communicate, understand language, play, and socially interact with other's. The first signs of autism usually appear as developmental delays before age three.

CARD services include training for teachers and parents, direct assistance to constituents and families, technical assistance for other organizations, community project development and also providing resources and referrals for families and professionals.

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