April 30, 2009 4:56 pm

Sports Program Teaches Autistic Kids Confidence

Many autistic kids feel socially isolated. They don’t get the “typical experience,” playing team sports, learning about comraderie and getting into shape. But one Maryland program is helping these kids realize that they have more potential than they realize and that playing sports can actually be fun.

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