“In April, Wesley opened a new center and program in Monroeville for children under the age of 7 with autism or developmental delays. At the Autism Center for Growth, the services include parenting education in addition to skill development for autistic children.”
Find out more about how Wesley’s new Autism Center for Growth is helping to address shortages in autism support services in Allegheny County.
Read the full story on Public Source HERE.
Wesley officials unveiled the new Autism Center for Growth at their offices in Monroeville, which boasts a sensory room, a small gym and an area to meet and interact with new clients.
“We have a clinic-based applied behavioral analysis services and with the center, we can now bring kids into the clinic instead of providing services at their home,” Winner said. “It allows for more of a structured setting.”
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Wesley Family Services announced that it would be expanding the shuttle’s availability to run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
READ MORE: Original story published by WPXI here.
Recently, Wesley Family Service’s work at Cornell School District was mentioned in an article by Public Source, where WFS provides behavioral consultation and support for students through a behavioral consultant and behavioral health technician.
Our work in schools is just one important part of providing ongoing transformational care for children, adults and families.
READ MORE: Original article published by Public Source here.
This year’s Gala honored WFS CEO Doug Muetzel’s 25 years of service, along with awarding eight staff members the “Quality Whole Person Care Award.”
READ MORE: The original article was published by The Pittsburgh Business Times.
The annual Gala honored CEO Doug Muetzel in 2024, celebrating his 25 years of mission and service with Wesley Family Services.
The party began with a cocktail reception before WTAE’s Shannon Perrine welcomed everyone to the ballroom for dinner and the program. More than 500 guests made the gala the most highly attended in its history.
READ MORE: The initial story was covered by the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.