Autism is a lifelong disability affecting three major areas:

Autism is a very broad category, which means that there are people with autism who might be very different from each other despite having similar symptoms. E.g. some people with autism develop language completely, some speak a few words and some are almost completely without spoken language.

In APAAR s dozen years of work on the ground, we have seen scientifically unproven “treatments” touted for autism. Stem cell transplantation and so called neurotherapy are two glaring examples. In this link below, we refer you to evidence based interventions for autism mostly through the National Autism Centre at May Institute, USA. We welcome learning new scientific breakthroughs from you. Please contact us.