Join us on May 6 at Bay Oaks Country Club for the 20^th annual Divots for Devereux Golf Classic to raise funds for youth, ages 6 to 17, with autism, developmental disabilities and co-occurring mental health challenges.

Thank you for joining us for an Adventure Under the Sea … a fun-filled night of mingling, dancing, delicious food, cocktails and more to help raise critical funds for youth with special needs.

In recognition of Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month in April, Devereux is celebrating the differences of children, adolescents and adults with autism, and promoting inclusion for these individuals in all aspects of community life.

Devereux Texas recently enhanced its school library to better meet the needs of the youth it serves in the Autism Intensive Residential Program.

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health is celebrating the many remarkable achievements of youth and adults with developmental disabilities, highlighting the importance of helping these individuals lead productive and fulfilling lives.

Devereux Texas provides a nurturing and tranquil environment for adolescents, ages 6 to 17, with autism, developmental disabilities and co-occurring mental health disorders. Learn how we are helping those in our care learn new skills, build social connections, achieve greater independence – and thrive.

The Devereux Center for Resilient Children has launched a new online learning course, titled “Building Your Bounce: Promoting Adult Resilience.” This self-paced course is designed to help teachers and other child-serving professionals who educate, and care for, young children (birth through preschool) discover ways to nurture their resilience and manage stress more effectively.

An article written by Devereux National Director of Family Engagement Amy Kelly, MBA, MNM, was recently featured in Autism Spectrum News. In the article – “Awareness and acceptance: 10 things I wish everyone understood about autism” – Kelly reflects on her family’s experiences over the past 20 years since her daughter, Annie, was diagnosed with autism. She also shares a few things she wishes everyone knew about autism and how to offer support.

Devereux recently hosted an intimate concert – “Sunday Jazz with Wynton Marsalis” – at the home of Devereux New York family member Merritt Lutz, who also serves on the Devereux New York City Advisory Board, to raise critical funds for the organization’s music therapy program.

Listen to the latest episode of the Devereux Center for Effective Schools’ podcast featuring Erika McDowell, Ed.D., who shares tips on implementing inclusive Multi-Tiered Systems of Support practices for students. Dr. McDowell, founder of Inspired Minds Collide, also encourages listeners to be well and thrive. The podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Amazon Music/Audible.