Branches On the Spectrum offers children on the Autism and Social Skill Spectrum, stepping stone skills. We feel that teaching in a farm environment will benefit the child and can lead to further opportunities in their journey through life. These skills can then assist the child in getting into other local organizations and having the skills to integrate into our society. We are a Christian-based organization to help not only the children but the community at large.

The one of few in the state of Montana. The respite spot will offer a safe and calming space that the child and caregiver can use to relax and destress. The layout will include a spot for the interaction to stimulate each of the 5 senses.

Garden - offers the life cycle of growth to mimic the cycle of human life and how fragile it can be. Skills learned are patience, tactile, harvest, sales, and cooking.

Chickens - life cycle, tactile, gentleness, family unit, and connections.

Horses - tactile, respect, cleanliness, and observation.

Cows - tactile, respectful, milking, safety, and strength.

The 1:1 teacher-student ratio will offer the child the full attention for a safe learning experience.

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a condition that affects the way people interact with others, communicate, learn, and behave. It is a neurological and developmental disorder that can be diagnosed at any age but is typically identified in the first two years of life due to the appearance of symptoms.

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