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Autism Soccer Team

Autism Soccer is a specialized training program that empowers individuals on the autism spectrum through soccer. Founded by Oscar Amuz, the program promotes inclusion and community by providing tailored lessons to children with ASD and intellectual disabilities.

Empowering Individuals

on the Autism Spectrum Through the Power of Sport.

Since its inception in 2012, it has expanded to over 18 countries, impacting more than 25,000 children. The program enhances brain function by improving tactical, visual, and auditory processing skills, while fostering social connections. Autism Soccer fills a vital gap in autism services, offering athletes opportunities for growth, confidence, and empowerment.

Make a Positive Impact

in a High-Demand Industry.

Globally, an estimated 1 in 100 individuals are on the autism spectrum. In the U.S., those numbers are even higher, with one in 36 children diagnosed with autism. This creates a high demand for autism-related services in the behavioral health industry, but often outstrips the supply of providers. Autism Soccer helps fill this opportunity gap by promoting the inclusion of children and adults with ASD through the teaching of soccer skills in an environment of support, understanding and love. Here are five reasons why Autism Soccer provides a compelling franchise opportunity: 

Be Part of History

Support the Autism Soccer Team’s Journey to Hiroshima!

The Autism Soccer team is making history as the first-ever U.S. participants in an esteemed international event, marking a significant milestone in their journey. The squad is eager to showcase the gifts, talents, and remarkable spirit of its athletes, demonstrating their potential and determination on a global stage. This event, which aims to promote peace and friendship through the universal language of soccer, offers the team an opportunity to connect with others and highlight the importance of inclusion for individuals with autism.

A Heartfelt Thank You

Autism Soccer CEO Appreciates Autism Today’s Support