Roses for Autism, an initiative of Ability Beyond, honored to provide floral centerpiece for “Sixth Annual Word Focus on Autism”

Roses for Autism, a Guilford-based vocational training program that helps people living with autism learn the essential skills required to achieve employment and personal success, was honored to be asked to provide floral centerpieces for the “Sixth Annual World Focus on Autism,” an event that First Ladies and dignitaries from countries around the world attended.  The centerpieces, created by Roses for Autism staff including people on the autism spectrum, included Ct-grown white Akito roses, Lavande roses, white hydrangeas, seeded euk and a blue delphiumn.  Each vase was carefully wrapped in a double back satin blue ribbon, and sealed with the Roses for Autism sticker.  Roses for Autism is an initiative of Ability Beyond, one of the nation’s most respected service providers for people living with disabilities.