Pugilist ® will donate $1.00 for every "PROPERTY OF PUGILIST" hoodie purchased to the National Autism Association. Help this great cause today!
Autism spectrum disorders are complex and often difficult to understand for families and professionals alike. The National Autism Association is here to offer information and support to everyone affected by this rapidly growing disorder.
There are numerous theories on the cause of autism including genetics, environmental exposures, and vaccinations. The National Autism Association will provide the most current research and information available, and will help to fund critical research needed to find the cause.
There are many diverse treatments available in biomedical, educational, therapeutic, and dietary fields. The National Autism Association will provide information on each area of treatment and will offer support and networking to help you find the treatment your family needs.
Many families touched by autism face tragedies of various kinds, and they are often magnified by the disability. With help from the autism community and beyond, the National Autism Association will provide needed assistance to as many families as possible.
The National Autism Association strongly believes that there are effective treatments for autism spectrum disorders as well as a long awaited cure for the millions of families affected. Please join us on our journey of help, hope, and healing. Together, anything's possible.
Credit: NAA Website
PUGILIST ® will donate $1.00 for every "LADY PUGILIST® PURPLE BOXING ROBE or SHORTS" purchased to Women Against Violence .org.
Women Against Violence is a 501 ( c ) (3) violence prevention organization that provides workshops, symposiums, crisis counseling, support groups and other related services and events that educate and empower women and their families in New York City to stop the cycle of violence, and stay free of violence and abuse.
Program Objectives
- To reach out to women of all ages, cultural, ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds.
- To educate the community about the epidemic of violence against women, in New York City, the United States and throughout the world.
- To educate women and men about the different types of abuse, the signs, symptoms and how to get help.
- To empower women so that they can avoid abusive and violent relationships.
- To help stop the cycle of violence by working with children who have been exposed to violence or may be at risk of violent behavior.
- This includes programs for parents of children with behavioralissues.
- To offer crisis counseling to women who have been victims of abuse, violence, rape, or sexual assault.
- To be a resource for women who have been abused, and to offer referrals for those services which we are not able to provide.
Credit: womenagainstviolence.org
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