Where individuals
with autism are
- Welcomed.
- Accepted.
- Supported.
- Welcomed.
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BJ's Story
Bridgette Williams shares her story as a mother navigating her son BJ’s autism diagnosis, the fears and uncertainties that followed, and the relief she found in a community that could support his growth and safety. After nearly three decades with Avondale House, BJ has not only found a second home but a lifelong family.
Paul's Story
Tim and Stacie Williamson share their journey raising their son Paul, who faced complex medical and developmental challenges, and how Avondale House provided the expert care, stability, and compassion they had long been searching for. They reflect on the meaningful progress Paul has made and the sense of dignity and belonging he experiences every day.
Celebrating
Half a Century
For 50 years, Avondale House has been a place where individuals with autism are seen, valued, and supported in reaching their full potential. More than a program, we are a community – one built on belonging, growth, and the belief that every individual deserves the opportunity to live a meaningful life.
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