A mom’s mission to help adults with autism
When Rachelle Vartanian couldn’t find programs to help her teenage son, who has autism, build the skills he would need for adulthood, she made an extraordinary decision: she sold her house and took a buyout from her job to create one herself. That decision became the Living and Learning Enrichment Center in Northville—a hands-on campus where teens and adults with autism and developmental disabilities are building independence, job skills, and community every day.
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A mom’s mission to help adults with autism
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