Autism Awareness Month: Spectrum Designs in Pleasantville employs young adults with autism
Spectrum Designs in Pleasantville is a custom apparel business that hires young adults who are on the autism spectrum and those who have related disabilities.
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Apr 19, 2022, 9:54 PM
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445ds agoApril marks National Autism Awareness Month, and News 12 is putting the spotlight on a Hudson Valley business aimed at helping young people on the autism spectrum.
Spectrum Designs in Pleasantville is a custom apparel business that hires young adults who are on the autism spectrum and those who have related disabilities.
News 12's photojournalist Karina Sorto-Kai spoke with CEO Patrick Bardsley and production assistant Bradley Jacobs to learn more about the company’s mission.
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