Providing Support for Children with Autism

(5:15)

with Fredi Bello, Founder of Fredi The PizzaMan Foundation

Posted

May 30, 2019

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one in fifty nine children in the United State has Autism Spectrum Disorder. Freddi Bello's, Founder of Fredi The PizzaMan Foundation, joins host Laurel Hess for a discussion on his efforts to support kids with autism.

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