Classroom Corner: Transition Class Brings Students Together
On a sunny afternoon in the Transition Classroom, students come together to write a story. Students take turns selecting illustrated cards that Lead Teacher Arielle Debira has spread across the table. Each […]
Eden Welcomes Four New Members to its Board of Trustees
Eden Autism is pleased to announce four new members to its Board of Trustees, effective July 1, 2026. Denis Boyle, Constance Mercer Myers, Paul Prior, and Robert Rich join seventeen […]
Eden Autism’s Kevin Wins 2026 NJACP STARS Award
Eden Autism is thrilled to announce that Kevin Petranich is the recipient of the 2026 NJACP STARS Award!
Wawa and Eden Autism Celebrate 45 Year Partnership in Creating Employment Opportunities for the Disabled
Ari Shiner made history when he became the first individual with autism to be hired by Wawa in 1981. Now, he’s making history again as he celebrates 45 years with the company.
Cooking With Kelvin: Dinner is More Than a Meal
Cooking dinner might seem mundane to some, but for Kelvin, it provides a sense of independence and pride.
Brendan’s Journey: Finding Acceptance and Comfort at Home
Brendan began his Eden journey nearly two years ago, when he joined the residential program.
The Pennington School Honors Two Employees From Eden
The Pennington School and Eden Autism celebrated inclusion in the workplace during Autism Acceptance Month.
Blue Devil House Thrives on Tradition
Every evening, the men who live at Eden’s Blue Devil House gather around the table for dinner. They don’t start eating until everyone is seated.
10 Questions With Direct Support Professional Amanda Popp
In the newest installment of our “10 Questions With” series, we spoke with Direct Support Professional Amanda Popp. Amanda joined Eden six months ago. What is a typical day for […]
A Day at Bendas and Clayton Centers
Over 70 men and women spend their weekdays at Bendas and Clayton Centers, the two centers housed inside the Old Trenton Road building.