Douglass Developmental Disabilities Center

Douglass Developmental Disabilities Center is a 9-employee, non-profit organization located in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The Center focuses its work on serving the needs of individuals with autism spectrum disorders, along with their families and schools. The DDDC provides services based on the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Their services are designed to benefit individuals of all ages, encompassing children and adults. Recognizing the importance of a collaborative approach, the Center actively works with families, funding agencies, and the broader community. As a university-based program affiliated with Rutgers University, the DDDC has a strong commitment to education. This includes providing training and educational opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students. Additionally, the Center is involved in research, training, and consultative services to advance knowledge and understanding of autism spectrum disorders. To learn more about Douglass Developmental Disabilities Center, you can visit their website at dddc.rutgers.edu.