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Puzzle Pieces was founded in 2012 by current Executive Director Amanda Owen, whose brother has a rare chromosomal disorder. Owen left her job as a full-time special education teacher to open Puzzle Pieces when she felt her brother and her students did not have a space to socialize with peers and learn skills for lifelong success.
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Some of the biggest challenges facing young adults are finding a job and a place to live.This is especially true for those on the autism spectrum. A new…
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Ground was broken Monday for a residential complex in Bowling Green that will provide living, working, and recreational space to adults on the autism…
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There’s an endless stream of advice online about how to make friends as an adult. The listicles and blog posts often mention that it’s harder for…
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An Owensboro nonprofit that serves people with developmental disabilities is suspending its autism program. The CEO says the autism program will undergo a…
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WKU Public Broadcasting is launching a unique work study initiative aimed at WKU college students on the Autism Spectrum. The David Brinkley Student…
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Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin’s proposed budget recommends eliminating state funding for 70 programs. One of those is a volunteer program that serves…
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