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December 11th 2012: Meaningful Employment for Adults with Autism

This week on Autism Spectrum Radio we discuss the importance of meaningful employment for individuals with autism. As children and teens transition to adulthood, there is a growing focus on the element of passion. This week, host Rob Haupt explores how we can support parents and individuals in our community to prepare for and create work with meaning. Rob is excited to welcome guest Steve Miller to share his experience and insights as someone who has spent decades serving adults with special needs. Be sure to catch this episode of Autism Spectrum Radio, Tuesday, December 11th at 11 AM.

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Steve Miller

Steve Miller has been working on behalf of people with developmental disabilities since 1977. He led some of California's earliest initiatives in Supported Living and helped develop employment support programs helping people with intellectual disabilities succeed in community employment. This work led to the adoption of the term "Supported Employment” and to the creation of publicly funded services we know as "Job Coaching". In the 1980's Steve served as the Executive Director of Area Board 9, the State and Federally funded advocacy organization responsible for planning and coordination of all publicly funded services that touch the lives of people with developmental disabilities of all a
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