About UsNAA New York Metro is a chapter of the National Autism Association. Its geographic boundaries cover the five boroughs of New York City, Long Island, Westchester, and Rockland County. The chapter is led by parents, grandparents, caregivers, and professionals working with children affected by autism spectrum disorders, and their families FormationFormed in February 2008, it is incorporated as a subordinate of the National Autism Association. MissionThe Mission of the New York Chapter of the NAA is to educate and empower those in the Autism community. We will never give up in the search to help affected individuals reach their full potential. PurposeThis chapter was created to serve families, caregivers, and educators affected by Autism; to educate and empower individuals affected by Autism; and help them reach their full potential. 2009 ReportsActivity Report - 2009Income & Expenses - 2009Download Income & Expenses 2009 Goals for 2010(1) To be a resource to families, educators and caregivers affected by autism spectrum disorders (2) To educate parents, educators, and caregivers on parenting children with autism spectrum disorders (3) To advocate for, and empower families affected by autism spectrum disorders Strategies(1) Monthly educational programs (2) Monthly Parent Network Exchange Meetings (3) Autism/Aspergers conference in New York City (4) Liaison with Autism United Coalition (5) Community and media outreach Organization & ManagementOversight and management is provided by the Board of member volunteers. The Board is comprised of Officers of the Chapter and Committee Chairmen. Seven committees manage the day-to-day operations of the chapter. These are:
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