BRAIN Foundation Aims & Vision
Our mission is to support translational research that will lead to the development of FDA-approved treatments and an improved standard of care for co-morbidities in individuals with autism.
Our vision is health, independence, and well-being for every person on the planet with neurological conditions, including Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis.
BRAINÂ Foundation
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is the fastest growing developmental disability – 1 in 36 children is diagnosed with autism in the US, and larger numbers have speech and language impairments, learning difficulties, and other related impairments.
Yet, there are only two FDA approved treatments for autism, both addressing only a narrow scope of surface symptoms.
This needs to change.
Upcoming event
Synchrony Symposium 2023
October 20-23, 2023
Asilomar, Monterey, CA
2.5 million dollars granted to date for autism research
Medical research centers with autism focus supported to date
Groundbreaking talks from world's top researchers and clinicians
Attendees at Synchrony, the largest symposia on autism research
Dear Brain Foundation: Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for everything you do to give kiddos like Lukas another chance, and us parents hope. We are in awe of everything that you do every day, and hope you don’t stop any time soon. Love, The Arabadzic Family
The venue, people and events were top-notch. If they do it again, I would highly encourage those interested in learning first-hand about emerging autism research and clinical trials to attend this valuable event.
Synchrony Symposia 2022 Roundtables publications
Are you a parent of child or adult with autism, or an adult on the spectrum?
See how what we do can help you or your child, and see how you can in turn help us to help you and other individuals and families.
Join our events
We run community events aimed at parent/carers and adults with autism. Plus our science events are open to members of the public.
Participate in research
Enrol in research studies and clinical trials for children or adults with autism and related disorders.
Support our work
Help us fund this urgently needed research by donating, shopping on our store, and organising or taking part in fundraisers.
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