Dynamic Cares In the News
Dynamic Cares Featured on Fox 5 Atlanta for Autism Acceptance Month
Spotlighting Autism Acceptance on Atlanta Live & Fox 5 Atlanta
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In March 2026, Dynamic Cares appeared on Atlanta News First to build momentum leading into Autism Acceptance Month. Representing the organization, Hakeem White, Chief Development Officer, and Darius Thomas, Founder and CEO, led a powerful conversation on the shift from autism awareness to autism acceptance, emphasizing that it is not just about knowing—it is about understanding, including, and taking action.
During the segment, they highlighted the importance of early intervention, shared key signs and symptoms of autism, and provided clear next steps for families seeking support. With autism affecting 1 in 36 children in the United States, the message was clear: families need access, education, and community.
Dynamic Cares continues to lead this work through inclusive education workshops, family support groups, and access to therapy services that help individuals feel seen, supported, and celebrated.
On April 3, 2026, Darius Thomas, Founder and CEO of Dynamic Cares, appeared on Fox 5 Atlanta to highlight the organization’s mission and upcoming 2nd Annual Charity Brunch.
During the segment, Darius spoke about the importance of moving beyond awareness to true acceptance, emphasizing the need for access to therapy services, community support, and inclusive opportunities for individuals with autism and their families.
He also shared details about the all-white Charity Brunch taking place at the Georgia Aquarium, inviting the community to come together for an afternoon of purpose, connection, and impact.
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In April 2025, Dynamic Cares was featured on Atlanta News First’s “Atlanta Live” and Fox 5 Atlanta to help raise awareness during Autism Acceptance Month, a time not just spread the word, but to highlight understanding, inclusion, and inspire community action.
“According to the CDC, 1 in 36 children in the U.S. is diagnosed with autism. Boys are nearly four times more likely to be diagnosed than girls. Since the year 2000, autism prevalence has increased by 178%.”
During the segment, Dynamic Cares shared how our nonprofit provides vital services to families navigating autism diagnoses, including inclusive education workshops, family support groups, and direct therapy access.
We also invited the community to support our mission at our annual All-White Charity Brunch in Atlanta, where professionals from all over the U.S. and the local community came together in support of inclusive care.
The goal? To educate, empower, and create a safe space where individuals and families feel seen.