Living Autism Announces Trade Show

Living Autism US has announced its Trade Show with a Purpose for November 16 and 17 at the Daphne Civic Center. The organization works to benefit those on the autism spectrum and with the following: intellectual disabilities, intellectual development disorder, physical disability, mobility impairment, epilepsy and seizures, vision disorders and blindness, hearing loss or hard of hearing, and deafness. It seeks to include all family members to improve quality of life for those affected by using funds raised to provide home and vehicle modifications and professional services, and facilitate financial investments and the purchase of adjacent property and design auxiliary buildings for relatives and caretakers. Exhibitor package details may be downloaded here.

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