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The Andalusia Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Beacon of Hope ABA on Tuesday, Nov. 12, in conjunction with the organization’s open house for its new location.

Among those in attendance were Beacon of Hope Clinical Operations Director Taylor Thames, cutting the ribbon; Javier Delgado, Carly Hartline, Olivia Rorie; AACC Director of Membership Services Maggie Holmes, left of ribbon; Chamber board members Hayden Raines, right of ribbon, Katherine Jones, Michelle Wunsh; and Dist. 4 City Councilman Presley Boswell. Not pictured are AACC Executive Director Mellisa King, Beacon of Hope Owner Shelby DiPilla, and Beacon of Hope Human Resources Manager Jennifer Lopez.

Now located at 822 South Three Notch Street, Suite C, in Andalusia, Beacon of Hope ABA is an evidence-based treatment for autism spectrum disorder. It consists of working one-on-one with clients in communication, peer therapy social skills, independence skills, gross motor skills, and behaviors that are barriers to learning.

Additional locations are in Dothan, Elba, Enterprise, Eufaula, Opp, Ozark, and Troy.

For more information email beaconofhopeaba@gmail.com, visit www.ababeaconofhope.com, or call 334-477-4686.