Question 6: How Can We Meet the Needs of People with ASD as They Progress into and through Adulthood?

Funding Country	Funder	Project Title	Funding	Funding	Institution
Funding Country United States	Funder Health Resources and Services Administration	Project Title First Impressions: Strategies to Enhance Initial Adult Care Visits for Transitioning Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorders	$46,306	Funding 46306	Institution Brandeis University
Funding Country United States	Funder The New England Center for Children	Project Title Examining the effects of response effort on resurgence	$1,830	Funding 1830	Institution The New England Center for Children
Funding Country United States	Funder The New England Center for Children	Project Title Teaching a young man with autism to transition safely between environments: A constructive approach	$1,830	Funding 1830	Institution The New England Center for Children
Funding Country United States	Funder Organization for Autism Research	Project Title Examining person and environment factors associated with community participation for adults with ASD	$20,000	Funding 20000	Institution University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Funding Country United States	Funder National Science Foundation	Project Title Social Presence During Instructor Mediated Synchronous Versus Asynchronous On-Line Course Discussions: A Study of Undergraduate Students with Disabilities Learning Statistics	$0	Funding 0	Institution Landmark College
Funding Country United States	Funder Department of Defense - Army	Project Title Cognitive and Neural Correlates of Aging in Autism Spectrum Disorder	$0	Funding 0	Institution St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center
Funding Country United States	Funder National Institutes of Health	Project Title Supported Employment, Cognitive Enhancement, Social Skills Program for ASD Adult	$252,547	Funding 252547	Institution Rady Children's Hospital - San Diego
Funding Country United States	Funder National Institutes of Health	Project Title Adapting a Parent Advocacy Program to Improve Transition for Youth With Autism	$197,500	Funding 197500	Institution Vanderbilt University Medical Center