WANTED! apprentice miracle-makers
Jacob and Ellie
Come and be part of the miracle that is unfolding in Jacob’s life, as he makes progress on the path towards recovery from autism.
If you like being playful, if you are reliable, and if you can make a commitment of four hours a week for one-on-one fun with Jacob, as well as attend an assessment and training meeting every second week, then we would love to hear from you.
The training program we offer will give you valuable skills to help children with autism – skills that are going to be in increasing in demand in society. Volunteers report that they gain a greater appreciation of life, and their own quality of life is enhanced. Many say that the experience is life-changing.
Contact us today. We would love to have you join our new team of Volunteer Child Facilitators. You will make a huge difference in Jacob’s life. You will learn through observation and positive feedback, and through celebrating success. And you will learn how to motivate other autistic children to reach their full potential too. Read more
Jacob’s story
Jacob turns eight years old in June 2010. He began his journey through autism at 14 months of age.
Unwilling to give up on their son, Jacob’s parents searched the world for hope and a path towards recovery. They found answers in treatment through enriched nutrition, together with a program that promotes a respectful, gentle, progressive and non-invasive path to recovery.
Within months of introducing the program Jacob began talking, something he had not done before, and improving his social skills.
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The family’s story
Rocky and Antonietta Caccavo are not quitters. And their love for their children would see them go to the ends of the earth to find a way to help Jacob after he was diagnosed with autism.
“We are grateful for autism,” says Antonietta. “It has been a blessing. Jacob is making progress. He is on his way to becoming socially successful. We have come to understand and respect that Jacob is simply doing what he knows is best to look after himself. We have become Jacob’s students. This has made us grow as parents. We have become different people ourselves.”
Remarkable words ...
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