Education and Research

Our services in the education department are related to people diagnosed with ASD, and the people are interacting with them.

Children and adolescents with autism

We believe that people with autism are just like any other human being. They also have strengths and weaknesses, feelings and needs. The only difference between autistic persons and others is that they have disabilities in general, that you may see each of these disabilities separately in other people. It is crucial for us that people with autism receive appropriate training, especially in early childhood.

We have recognized these needs and provided appropriate training for these children and teenagers. In this part, rehabilitation is significant for us. So, through rehabilitation methods such as games, massage, physical exercises, theater, music, painting, vocational activities, etc., we seek to improve people's behavioral skills with autism spectrum disorders.

For this purpose, three centers have been established till yet:

House of Hope
Number one

The center provides rehabilitation services to children diagnosed with mild autism spectrum, under 14 years old.

House of Hope
Number two

This center provides rehabilitation services to teenagers over 14 years old diagnosed with mild autism spectrum.

House of Hope
Number three

This center provides rehabilitation services to teenagers over 14 years old diagnosed with moderate to severe autism.

Families with autistic child autism spectrum disorder

We know that families with children with autism face a variety of issues. Learning how family members interact with these people can lead to better interaction with autistic people and help them deal with and solve their problems.

IAA supports parents and siblings by holding workshops and training courses to better interact with autistic persons.

Trainers & Caregiver

We believe that trained educators and professionals, along with people with autism, help develop these people's behavioral skills. Therefore, one of the main activities of the IAA is to hold specialized training courses and workshops for trainers.
Families with autistic children are afraid to leave their child alone at home and prefer to ask someone else to take care of their children for hour/hours. The Iran Autism Association addresses this need and organizes courses to teach caregivers how to treat these people. By introducing trained and knowledgeable people to these families, try to help families maintain peace of mind.
Autism Academy

Research

We research the various issues faced by autistic families and provide the results to families. Also, IAA supports research projects and dissertations related to autism.

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