On June 8th, community leaders joined Tangram in celebrating the grand opening of its new Connie J. Dillman Center for Autism and Behavioral Health. Located in the Broad Ripple area, the center will provide services to individuals and families and will specialize in serving “transition-aged” youth from 14-24. The center will provide on-site services as well as those in the community (school and home).

Sam Criss, President/CEO of Tangram stated “This marks a new chapter in our 38 year history and will be a wonderful resource to individuals and families across Central Indiana who are struggling to find services”. A number of services will be provided including Assent-Based ABA, home and school-based support and independent living skill building. (Sam Criss and Connie Dillman pictured below)