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AuJA - Accepting Autism and Taking Action

About the Company

AuJA, an abbreviation for "Autism? YES!", is a non-profit organization that has been specializing in the promotion and support of children and adolescents with autism since 2012. Founded by parents who have their own experiences with autistic children, AuJA focuses on the training and support of parents to provide them with the necessary tools and methods to best support their children.

Key Products and Services

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AuJA Playroom Methodology: This support program aims at acquiring and developing social skills that enable children to establish and maintain relevant relationships with others. The methodology includes interactive games and techniques that train parents to build a stable, loving, and appreciative relationship with their autistic children[2][3][4].
Parent-Child Annual Training: A comprehensive training conducted in four phases. It begins with the implementation of a playroom and the establishment of a relationship, followed by the definition and tracking of support goals, team building and leadership, and ends with the independence of parents in managing the program[2].
Training and Seminars: AuJA offers certified training for professionals that take place in renowned educational institutions such as the MEDAU Academy and the Diaconal Educational Institute Johannes Falk. This training is also aimed at institutions, schools, therapists, and interested individuals[3].
Free Resources and Support: AuJA provides free informational materials and offers a toll-free SOS telephone service. Families with low income can also apply for sponsorship to receive free support[4].

Main Mission and Values

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The main mission of AuJA is to support and empower parents of autistic children so that they can provide their children with stability, security, and joy in life. The focus is on accepting and promoting the autistic world of the children, rather than adapting them to normative standards. The values of AuJA are based on love, acceptance, and the development of a constructive communication culture[2][4].

Sustainability Goals and Initiatives

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AuJA is committed to sustainable and long-term support by training parents to become experts for their children and establishing them as multipliers for their own program. By creating individual support programs based on the motivations of the children, it ensures that the support is continuous and tailored to the needs of the children. The non-profit organization also offers low-threshold programs such as adult education seminars and leisure groups to ensure broad reach and inclusion[2][3][4].

Through its work and initiatives, AuJA makes an important contribution to improving the quality of life of children and adolescents with autism and their families by providing hope, courage, and confidence, as well as practical courses of action.

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