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My daughter Jeanne is autistic. When she lived at home, I could barely pry her from her room. Family and/or church activities were the only things she liked to do. After seven years in a WJCS group home with five other young woman, she has become (relatively speaking) a social butterfly. The girls are busy - with activities of their choice - almost every night of the week. This includes social groups, cooking classes, music classes, dances, bingo, etc. I could go on. What a difference. I am forever grateful for the professional and caring staff for the dramatic changes that has occurred in my daughter's life. Thank you WJCS!

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