The proposed quarry for Nain may put a stop to Deb and Andrew Verner’s plans for a supported employment centre for youth and adults on the autism spectrum.
Their son, Ryan, 19, was diagnosed with Autism when he was three. As Ryan got older, they realised they needed to move, which required four years to find the perfect house with a clean environment.
For the last ten years, Deb and Andrew have been talking about creating a supportive employment centre that would fill the void for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their life after gradu...
