Re: The Autism Trust USA [2 Attachments]

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This sounds like a dream that we have invisioned. Forgive me for being a bit of a skeptic but what is the catch and how much money is involved for membership?

To: sList Sent: Wed, April 13, 2011 9:21:55 PMSubject: The Autism Trust USA [2 Attachments]

Friends,

I’m excited to announce the Launch Event for The Autism Trust USA, a worldwide network of private campuses and wellness centers where our adult children with autism can live and work safely, meaningfully, and with hope.

The Autism Trust “Centers for Excellence†will be franchised in every US state and many other countries, a creating worldwide virtual campus adult community. Each campus will have access to church, movies, shopping, nature, horses, and hiking.

We will put a wellness clinic on or near every major campus. Our clinicians stay current on the latest autism research and dietary and biomedical interventions to continue the life-long journey toward wholeness and best health that you have begun with your child.

Residential services (optional) will include parent-owned condos clustered with publically financed community housing.

We will provide meaningful vocational opportunities: cafes and small shops, volunteer activities, business and technology, agricultural and horticultural centers with gardens, barns, and greenhouses, woodshops and studios.

Your membership card will entitle you and your adult child to residential, vocational, and health services wherever we have an outreach center. See our Facebook page at The Autism Trust USA http://ow.ly/4xqoR and our website at www.TheAutismTrustUSA.org

Our “coming out†event is a Dallas-area April 28th lecture by Dr. Wakefield with follow-ups by The Horse Boy couple (Rupert Isaacson and Neff).

Please forward the attached flier to your network of friends and associates. “Like†our event on our Facebook event page at http://ow.ly/4wE1f and repost the link on your Wall. See the press release and flier attached. Send the press release to your media friends. Help us fill that 300-seat auditorium and celebrate this new and exciting venture!

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Dan E. Burns, Ph.D.

Chair, The Autism Trust USA

Adult Issues Liason, AutismOne

Author: Saving Ben: A Father's Story of Autism - UNT Presswww.SavingBenBook.com"Dreams that you dare to dream

really do come true."