Tim Tebow Foundation tours CAN
Tim Tebow and members of the Tim Tebow Foundation toured the new UF Health Center for Autism and Neurodevelopment (CAN) to see the great things we’re doing and meet one of our families.
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Florida program offers career skills for those with autism, disabilities
Easterseals of Florida have worked with a culinary arts program for students with disabilities. Read about it here. Click on picture for full article.
Grand Opening of UF Health CAN
Grand Opening UF Health Opens Center Focused on Collaborative Care University of Florida Health today cut the ribbon on its new Center for Autism and Neurodevelopment, a multidisciplinary, collaborative facility…
Ribbon Cutting Event
We are excited to announce that we are moving closer to our goal of multidisciplinary service for autism and neurodevelopmental disorders with the opening our new center headquarters. Please join us for our Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony on Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 2:30pm. Please reach out of the…
Check Us Out
We are Official UF Health CAN In preparation for center opening and advancing the care for autism and neurodevelopmental disorders, UF Health Health Park is home to our headquarters. Stay…
Santa Fe Zoo Meets Sensory Inclusive Goal
Sensory Friendly Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo The Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo became sensory-inclusive certified in January 2020. With the help of KultureCity, community partners and UF CAN, the…
UF Health CAN Team Building
Friday, October 13, 2019 Team Building Event UF Health CAN hosted a team building event with critical members of the center. The event was dedicated to ensuring collaboration and effective…
Free-100 Day Tool Kit
Autism Speaks has created a 100 Day Kit that helps families and children best manage the first 100 days after an Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis. In this packet, you will find information on the diagnosis, treatment, resources and…
President signs $1.8 Billion Autism Funding Bill
President signed the Autism Collaboration, Accountability, Research, Education and Support Act (CARES) into law Monday, which allocates $1.8 billion in funding over the next five years to help people with Autism spectrum disorder and their families. Click here to read the details of the bill.
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Florida church opens coffee shop run young adults with autism. Read about it here.
