Benjamin’s Hope in Holland Michigan will be a living, recreational, and educational space for people with autism. Founder Krista Mason, whose son was diagnosed with autism, envisions a place that will support 300-500 people a week. The center will include 24 residential spots in six cottages, as well as equestrian trails, community center, and gardening area. Applications to live at Benjamin’s Hope have come from around the world; six of the 24 residential spots will be offered to low-income adults at a reduced rate. Benjamin’s Hope has broken ground and continues to raise funds.

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