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Neurodiversity Programming
Welcome to AEC’s School of the Arts
School of the Arts is a fun and inclusive day program for neurodiverse adults who are interested in transitional, art-based programming beyond high school.
Our spacious Fort Mill campus has ample indoor programming space and a variety of outdoor areas that allow for small group experiences and larger gatherings. With members mostly representing the young adult set, the energy at the School of the Arts is buzzing and bright.
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Member Spotlight
Ashley
Ashley has three dogs at home. She has trained her dogs, looks after them, and provides all their care. She has two miniature Schnauzers and one older mixed terrier. She also enjoys taking care of her chickens. Her mother said Ashley has a special relationship with her dogs – they listen to her and it is clear they are bonded. Ashley has been a member of High Five since late March, and her favorite things are the art and cooking classes. She especially loves working with TJ in Rock Hill! According to her mother, Ashley is a very talented artist and photographer.
Reference Articles
Assessing the Physical Activity Behaviors of Persons With Disabilities
Changes in Coronary Heart Disease Risk
Community Participation
Effects on Physical Health of a Multicomponent Programme
Factors That Impact Active Participation
Increasing Community Integration and Inc
Outcomes Young Adulthood
The Loneliness Initiative
Online Resources
Able SC
Able SC is a Center for Independent Living (CIL), an organization not about “helping” people with disabilities, but built on the central concept of self-empowerment.
