*** HERE is the link to Team Awesomism Virtual Academy LLC. We’re a “partner” of it. This is for AUTISTIC ADULTS who want to enroll in the academy. To become a teammate member, please scroll down. ***
There are many ways!
We have a $40 membership club! For more details about the Teammates club, check it out on here
If you want to join our membership club, there are many ways you can. Join here on Paypal, Cash App, Square, and/or Venmo. if you don’t wanna join it. You can also pay us on Chime, $TeamAwesomism. Any amount will benefit in keeping it FREE for all autistic adults!
We are an LLC company licensed in the state of Texas.
You can send us videos that we can use for the classes on the Virtual Academy!
Please recommend us to autistic adults and their family.
We would love for you/your business to be a sponsor of a class!
You can invite us to be a guest on your podcast, live meetings or any other way to help us get the word out.
You can share/follow us on our social media.
Team Awesomism is an online community where we will be working to help autistic adults with their life skills, social skills, fun skills, soft skills, hard skills, work skills and so much more, and show the positive side of autism! We’re also working to help autism families turn autism into awesomism and help connect with them and/or their business. Read more details on our About page.
There has been a lack of programs for autistic adults. Many are being left behind. The CDC estimates there are over 5,437,988 (2.21%) autistic adults of the population. Some “experts” put that number around 8-9 million. This unemployment is considered to be around 85%.
With so many parents, the issue they are most concerned about for their autistic adult child is “Who will take care of them when we are gone?” There have been several studies that have shown autistic adults to be at a greater risk to be homeless.
While we cannot single-handedly solve this issue, we can help autistic adults with life skills and social skills, by making their future easier, by helping them with independent skills.
