Parents of Boy With Autism Start Nonprofit to Help Keep Other Kids Safe
A family that has a child with autism is finding a way to help others in similar circumstances.
They have put together a charity that helps children and adults who wander or become lost. The family started a charity called "If I Need Help.” They use scanner apps on cell phones and "quick response" codes that have emergency contact information.
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