- by travelandtourworld
- 08 Nov 2024
Mesa, Arizona Marks Five Years as the First Autism Certified City Worldwide
Mesa, Arizona, is commemorating its fifth year as the world̢۪s first Autism Certified City, an initiative led by Visit Mesa. This landmark celebrates Mesa̢۪s dedication to fostering an inclusive environment for individuals with autism and sensory sensitivities, along with their families. Since obtaining the certification from the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES), Mesa has been proactive in improving its facilities, services, and community practices to promote inclusivity.
- by travelandtourworld
- 08 Nov 2024
- in travel
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Since its inception in 2001, IBCCES has been a global leader in providing training and certification in autism, neurodiversity, and cognitive disorders for organizations. These programs, developed by subject matter experts and autistic self-advocates, aim to enhance staff understanding and improve accommodations throughout the community. IBCCES remains the sole credentialing organization to offer such comprehensive programs, which support ongoing education and sustained assistance.
Furthermore, IBCCES has developed AutismTravel.com and CertifiedAutismCenter.com, which are complimentary online resources that assist parents in finding certified locations and professionals that meet the Certified Autism Center requirements.
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