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Parent
Resource
Coordinator
South Carolina
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Sarah Jones:

Advocate, Caregiver, and Community Builder

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Sarah Jones is a passionate advocate and proud mom to her 10-year-old son, Ethan, who has autism. Based in sunny Charleston, South Carolina, Sarah has become a trusted resource and friend to countless families of children with special needs. Her personal journey as a caregiver has inspired her to help others navigate the challenges and celebrate the triumphs that come with raising extraordinary kids.

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Sarah Jones

Email: Sarah@yahoo.com

Phone: 407-951-6117

Sarah spends much of her time connecting parents with local resources, from therapy providers to inclusive extracurricular activities, all while championing the importance of community and understanding. Whether she’s organizing informal support meetups, sharing tips for creating sensory-friendly spaces, or cheering on a child’s milestones, Sarah’s passion shines brightest in helping others see their children’s potential unfold.

 

Outside of her advocacy, Sarah enjoys her early mornings with a steaming cup of coffee, gardening in her backyard oasis, and strolling Charleston’s picturesque beaches with Ethan and their golden retriever, Sunny. She also loves trying new recipes and hosting potlucks, where friends and families can connect and share their stories.Sarah’s dedication to lifting up those around her has made her a cherished pillar of the South Carolina special needs community.

Local Organizations

  1. South Carolina Autism Society (SCAS)

    Website: www.scautism.org

    The South Carolina Autism Society provides advocacy, resources, and support to families across the state. They offer educational workshops, parent support groups, and connections to therapy providers. Their programs aim to improve the lives of individuals with autism and their families.

  2. Project HOPE Foundation

    Website: www.projecthopesc.org

    Project HOPE Foundation offers a lifespan of services, including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, inclusive classrooms, and employment opportunities for individuals with autism. With multiple locations across South Carolina, they’re dedicated to meeting diverse needs.

  3. Family Connection of South Carolina

    Website: www.familyconnectionsc.org

    This statewide organization supports families of children with disabilities and special healthcare needs, including autism. They provide free resources, family training, and emotional support to caregivers navigating autism diagnosis and services.

  4. Thrive Upstate

    Website: www.thriveupstate.org

    Thrive Upstate provides programs and services that promote independence and inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities, including autism. Services include residential programs, vocational training, and recreational activities in the Upstate region.

  5. Autism Academy of South Carolina (AASC)

    Website: www.autismacademysc.org

    Based in Columbia, AASC specializes in providing ABA therapy and educational programs for children with autism. They focus on individualized learning plans and work closely with families to ensure meaningful progress.

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