Crisis Services
ASERT does not offer crisis services through our Resource Center. If you or someone you love is experiencing mental health distress or thoughts of suicide please call or text 988 for support.
ASERT does not offer crisis services through our Resource Center. If you or someone you love is experiencing mental health distress or thoughts of suicide please call or text 988 for support.
This resource, part of the Be Safe resource collection, is a social story that explains some of the differences in a healthy relationship compared to an unhealthy relationship.
Read moreThis resource, part of the Be Safe resource collection focused on the prevention of sexual abuse and assault, provides information on different types of relationships such as friendships, family relationships, romantic relationships, strangers and acquaintances.
Read moreThis resource, part of the Be Safe resource collection, is a social story that explains some of the unspoken social rules around using a urinal in a men's bathroom.
Read moreThis specific resource provides professionals with information on building relationships with individuals on the autism spectrum.
Read moreBullying, including cyberbullying, is a serious problem that impacts many children but is even more prevalent for children who have disabilities. This resource provides information from various sources about bullying, how to prevent it from occurring, and what can be done to support individuals who have experienced bullying.
Read moreThe CampResource.com Directory of Summer Camps can help in the search for day camps, overnight camps and teen tour/travel camps.
Read moreThe purpose of the Southern York County Youth Club (SYC) is to sponsor a program of supervised athletics for the youth without distinction as to sex, religion, race or color, thereby promoting the highest standards of sportsmanship and good fellowship.
Read moreThese social stories were created to describe the various aspects of the library to individuals with autism.
Read moreThe experiences we have within our community are as important as our experiences in the privacy of our homes. Being engaged in the community makes us feel connected and safe. People with Autism gain much from community involvement. They also play an important role in enriching communities by adding to diversity within communities. Consider the strategies below in supporting community involvement and teaching the relationship-building skills necessary to engage with neighbors, businesses, service providers, faith-based organizations, and outlets for leisure activities. Interview the person you support and map a plan together for community involvement.
Read moreThis resource developed by ASERT teaches what computer viruses, adware, and malware are, and how to protect yourself from getting them.
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