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Inclusion, in everyday life.

Six connected areas of work. One shared purpose: opportunities for children, families and communities to thrive.

A structured learning station in SFTH’s classroom
Opening doors to possibility.
01Participants in the 2019 autism awareness walk
CHANGING UNDERSTANDING. MAKING ROOM FOR DIFFERENCE.

Autism awareness & acceptance

Understanding opens the door to inclusion. SFTH brings conversations about autism into communities, onto the radio and into public life.

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02Children and educators in the Arthur & Zwannah classroom
LEARNING THAT STARTS WITH THE CHILD.

Early intervention & inclusive education

Every learner deserves the opportunity to participate. The Arthur & Zwannah First Autism Classroom is at the heart of SFTH’s educational story.

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03A caregiver and child speaking with field staff in West Point
NO FAMILY SHOULD HAVE TO NAVIGATE ALONE.

Family & caregiver support

Families hold essential knowledge about their children. SFTH’s work recognizes caregivers as partners and advocates in their own right.

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04Families attending the West Point community gathering
LOCAL RELATIONSHIPS. SHARED ACTION.

Community mobilization

Sustainable inclusion grows through trusted local relationships. SFTH works with community organizations to bring families and advocates together.

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05SFTH workforce training participants
GROWING THE SKILLS THAT MAKE INCLUSION POSSIBLE.

Capacity building

Children and families need people with the knowledge and confidence to support them. SFTH invests in learning among educators, volunteers and community partners.

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06Participants at the national stakeholder meeting
FROM COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE TO LASTING CHANGE.

Advocacy & policy

Access to learning, health and public life depends on systems as well as services. SFTH brings community experience into national conversations about inclusion.

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SFTH awareness team gathered around a community banner
MAKE ROOM FOR POSSIBILITY

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