Cincinnati Center for Autism Announces Acquisition of Expansive New Facility Located at 100 Commercial Drive, Fairfield, OH 45014

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – September 18, 2023

Cincinnati Center for Autism Announces Acquisition of Expansive New Facility Located at 100 Commercial Drive, Fairfield, Ohio

Cincinnati Center for Autism is thrilled to announce a significant milestone in our commitment to serving individuals and families affected by autism in the Greater Cincinnati area. We have successfully acquired a new facility located at 100 Commercial Drive, Fairfield, Ohio that will enable us to expand our programs and services, providing even greater support to the autism community.

This strategic move reflects our dedication to improving the lives of individuals with autism and their families by offering a comprehensive range of programs, therapies, and resources. The new facility will significantly enhance our capacity to provide high-quality care, education, and advocacy for those living with autism spectrum disorders.

Key Features of the New Facility:

  • Spacious Classrooms: Our blank slate will allow us to build classrooms equipped with the latest technology to facilitate effective learning and skill development.
  • Therapy Rooms: Purpose-designed therapy rooms for individualized and group therapy sessions, providing a comfortable and supportive environment for progress.
  • Outdoor Spaces: Planning is in motion to have outdoor areas for recreational activities, allowing individuals to engage in sensory-friendly play and exercise.
  • PAES Lab - A large, simulated workplace to teach many skills for gaining and maintaining employment for our older students.
  • STEM Lab: Dedicated space for science, technology, engineering, and math education.

Cincinnati Center for Autism has a long-standing commitment to empowering individuals with autism to reach their fullest potential. This acquisition aligns with our mission to continually evolve and adapt to the evolving needs of our community.

We extend our sincere gratitude to the dedicated families we serve, tremendous staff, outside partners and supporters, and the Board of Directors. Their ongoing generosity and belief in our mission have been instrumental in reaching this milestone.

Our team is excited about the possibilities that this new facility offers and is eager to make a lasting impact on the lives of individuals with autism in the Cincinnati area. We are confident that this expansion will enable us to continue providing exceptional care and support for years to come. After some major renovations, our plan is to occupy the building to kick off the 2024 / 2025 school year.

For further information, please contact:

Susie Wolfe                                                     Jason Leyda

Executive Director                                          President of Board of Directors  

Cincinnati Center for Autism

305 Cameron Road – Cincinnati, Ohio 45246

513-874-6789

www.cincinnaticenterforautism.org

 

About Cincinnati Center for Autism

Founded in 2003, the Cincinnati Center for Autism is a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to providing support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by autism spectrum disorders. With a strong commitment to fostering growth and independence, we offer a wide range of programs and services designed to meet the unique needs of those on the autism spectrum. Our mission is to empower individuals with autism to reach their fullest potential and lead fulfilling lives.

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Angela Durham
 

Congratulations! This is wonderful news for the autism community. I pray that the work and services you provide greatly enhance the lives of the children and families affected by the autism spectrum!

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Joanna Myaka
 

My name is Joanna and I am with LOTH, a local commercial grade furniture dealer here in Cincinnati. We had an inquiry that you all had a furniture need to help with your recent expansion. Is there anything that I can help you with?

 Thank you,

Joanna

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