Boggs Inspection Services Joins the Washington Autism Alliance Recognizing Autistic Women and Girls during Womens History and Autism Awareness Months

This article details the partnership between Boggs Inspection Services and the Washington Autism Alliance, focusing on their fundraising efforts during Women’s History Month and Autism Awareness Month. For each inspection booked in April, Boggs will donate $5 to support the recognition of autistic women and girls. Arzu Forough, President of the Washington Autism Alliance, points out the critical gender gap in autism diagnoses, which can lead to misdiagnosis and inadequate care for women. She stresses the responsibility of healthcare professionals to adopt a more inclusive understanding of autism that considers gender differences. CEO Dwayne Boggs shares his company's commitment to community support, stating that the partnership aims to uplift individuals with autism who are often overlooked.

The initiative not only generates funds but also fosters community engagement and awareness about autism. The Washington Autism Alliance has over 14,000 members and works tirelessly to ensure families have access to necessary resources. This collaborative effort underlines the importance of recognizing and supporting marginalized voices within the autism community.