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Quest in the Media - Portland Press-Herald
In June, Quest Autism Executive Director Toli Anastassiou co-authored a response to the Portland Press-Herald’s “Graduating to an Uncertain Fate”.
With a scarcity of quality adult programs available, and a growing population of individuals entering the adult day system, this brings attention to the concerns of families, individuals with autism, and the community.
Click here to see the article.
The Quest News is back! – Spring Newsletter
This past spring, Quest revamped, revitalized and revived the Quest News! With our first newsletter in nearly 3 years, we are excited to update you on all of the change here at Quest.
Inside, you will find information on our growth, where we have been, and what we are doing now; you will meet two of our newest participants: Andrew and John; read about our Employer Spotlight on Moe’s Southwest Grill; see how Quest has been contributing to the national dialogue; and of course, how you can continue to help.
Click here to download our latest Newsletter.
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Inside Quest
2008 was a very active year for the Quest Autism Foundation and the Quest Autism Program. The Foundation is pleased to have made a $250,000 donation to the Alpine Learning Group specifically for services to the adult population.
The Quest Adult Day Program greatly enhanced its staffing with the addition of Mr. Toli Anastassiou as the new Executive Director, positioning ourselves to grow and expand services to the adult population of individuals with autism.
The Foundation continued its efforts in conjunction with the Arc of Bergen and Passaic Counties to support “Special Quest” a program that provides after school and weekend recreational services for over thirty adolescents with autism.
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