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When a family hears that there child has autism, many questions come to their mind. One of the most prominent questions is, \u201cWhat do I do now?\u201d Other families have answered that question, but then a move puts them in a new state with unknown resources.<\/p>\n
The South Carolina Autism Society is here to help. Please view the drop-down menus under Getting Started to find out different resources available in South Carolina, and links to get started applying.<\/p>\n
You are also welcome to contact our Information & Referral Specialists. Call 803-750-6988 or email scas@scautism.org to be referred to a Specialist in your area.<\/p>\n
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