Autism is a lifelong developmental disability that affects nearly one percent of the world’s population.
Since it is a spectrum condition, all people diagnosed with the disability will need not necessarily face the same difficulties. Some people with autism can go on to lead comparatively independent lives while others may need specialist support throughout their lives. In some cases, autism manifests along with other problems like hearing impairments, behavior problems or gastrointestinal disorders. Since there are no specific tests which will tell you if a person has ASD, the condition sometimes ends up being misdiagnosed. According to the below infographic, more than 3.5 million Americans are living with an autism spectrum disorder today.
Infographic created by UKS Mobility
You can check out the original here .
I’m not convinced the part where you talk about percentages of people with disabilities working is correct either…. The 17.6% figure
You’d better look at your numbers and graphics for those with and without an intellectual disability. Your numbers are reversed.
Is it meant to have the same $ value best to the adult and the child? The text just above it suggests different?