Sponsor Spotlight: Devereux New Jersey

Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health changes lives –

In a world where we can be anything, Devereux chooses to be inclusive. Understanding autism enriches the world around us, inviting unique perspectives and innovations.

Devereux’s dedication to the Autism Ambassador Program is rooted in its belief that every individual holds untapped potential. It mirrors the mission to provide support and recognition, bridging the gap to a future where everyone’s contributions are celebrated.

With assistance from our Supported Employment Program, Ron is employed at McDonalds. The program provides personal growth opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism and other emotional and behavioral challenges.

Our programs are always doing amazing things to stay involved within the community. This team of individuals and staff received their 5-year certificate for delivering Meals on Wheels with Salem County.

Residents of our group homes actively participate in engaging activities. This Fislerville group home individual is playing an intense game of Jenga.

Our incredible, dedicated staff are committed to providing the best care possible, inclusivity, and creating amazing experiences for the individuals. Pictured is our Gloucester day program at one of the many celebrations the staff put together.

School Resource Sponsor

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health New Jersey for their invaluable support as the Teacher's Resource Sponsor of the Autism Ambassador Program. Devereux's commitment is instrumental in providing educators with the tools and resources they need to empower their students to embrace their peers with autism.

Devereux’s belief in the importance of understanding and acceptance echoes profoundly through this sponsorship, paving the way for a more inclusive future. Thank you, Devereux, for your remarkable partnership and for championing the cause of autism acceptance with such passion and generosity.

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