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The New England Center for ChildrenÂź employs more than 1,200 staff across a number of fields including technology, research, education, administration, and behavior analysis. We employ more than 183 BCBAs, 245 master's trained teachers and clinicians, and 19Â PhDs. This tremendous talent is what makes NECC so successful. We recognize the important, critical work our staff
NECC announced today it has received the 2017 Award for International Dissemination of Behavior Analysis from the Society for the Advancement of Behavior Analysis (SABA), the peer academic organization of applied behavior analysis (ABA). The highly respected award is given to a person or organization demonstrating a significant and sustained contribution to the dissemination and
 Congratulations to these exceptional employees who were recently acknowledged as employee of the month. Jenna Gray, Teacher â Homebased Jenna Gray received her bachelorâs in Psychology from Eastern Connecticut State University before starting at NECC in July of 2016.  She began as a Level 1 Teacher before moving to the home-based program a few months later.
Honors Dunkinâ Donuts Commitment to Helping Children with Autism Maximize Independence Southborough, Mass. â November 1, 2017 - The New England Center for ChildrenÂź (NECCÂź), a global leader in education and research for children with autism, announced today it will honor Dunkinâ Donuts with its Community Autism Champion Award for 2017 at their annual
The New England Center for ChildrenÂź(NECCÂź), a global leader in education and research for children with autism, announced today it will honor Dunkinâ Donuts with its Community Autism Champion Award for 2017 at their annual Children of Promise Gala on November 17 at the InterContinental Hotel in Boston. Dunkinâ Donuts will receive the honor for
On Sunday, April 15, Jeanine Lazili was featured in an interview in the Sunday edition of The New York Times. Jeanine started her education at NECC in 1987. With the support of her teachers and family, along with our vocational training program, Jeanine made great progress, and today works full time at Sun Life Financial. Sun
The New England Center for Children is participating in National Disability Employment Awareness (NDEA) Month, an annual awareness campaign that takes place each October. The purpose of National Disability Employment Awareness Month is to educate about disability employment issues and celebrate the many and varied contributions of Americaâs workers with disabilities. This yearâs theme is âAmericaâs
For students with autism, transitioning from school to the workforce can be challenging. Forty-two percent of young adults with autism (ages 21-25) have never worked a paying job. The New England Center for Children (NECC) helps prepare students for the workplace with a comprehensive Vocational Training program. Â NECC recently installed a âroad mapâ to showcase
MEDIA ALERT More than 1,300 Runners and Walkers from MetroWest Expected to Participate and Raise Money for Autism Education and Research April 8, 2019 What: The New England Center for ChildrenÂź (NECCÂź), a global leader in autism education and research, will host the 13th Annual 5k Walk/Run for Autism on Saturday, May 11 at
âGiving Autism a Voiceâ Media Campaign Garners Honor for National and Regional Media Coverage Southborough, Mass. â June 18 2019 â The New England Center for ChildrenÂź (NECCÂź), a global leader in education and research for children with autism, announced today they have received the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Award of Excellence