The Wicked AUsome Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization committed to promoting Autism Awareness, Acceptance & Inclusion in the community and to enrich the lives of people with Autism through social and recreational events.
The Wicked AUsome project aims to make the world a better place by encouraging all to Embrace Their AUsome!! Our goal is to provide and support social and recreational opportunities for individuals on the Autism Spectrum within the community of Woburn, MA. We also support the Best Buddies program at our schools. This is a peer-buddy program that promotes acceptance, understanding and inclusion. The program help students develop new friendships, enhance personal growth and a deeper understanding that each and every one of us is AUsome in our own way.
We are dedicated to making sure our friends and everyone else know just how WICKED AUSOME they are!
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