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National Autism Center Offers Tips to Make Summer Safe and Fun for Children with Autism

Published On: June 15, 2023

Media Release, PR Newswire / Randolph, Mass. – More than 400 media outlets recently shared our National Autism Center’s summer safety tips for children with autism.

The National Autism Center at May Institute Offers Tips to Make Summer Safe and Fun for Children with Autism [ABC27 (6/15/23)]