The association aims to provide ambulatory residential and employment services, counseling and support for people with autism and disabilities, as well as their relatives. The association specifically aims to implement and further develop the Amaranth concept, which is based on current professional knowledge and internationally recognized and evaluated methods in the social sector, particularly in the field of autism and challenging behavior. The purpose of the association is to offer people with autism, cognitive impairments and/or challenging behavior a living space where they are promoted and understood in their nature, using this knowledge. These individuals should receive accompaniment and support to acquire the necessary practical and social skills to participate in everyday life and social activities. The association offers ambulatory support to families through relief and counseling. Furthermore, the association aims to support parents and relatives of people with autism or cognitive impairments through various offers such as counseling on methods and accompaniment of their child, as well as regular events and parent meetings. The association also aims to disseminate knowledge through public training sessions in the fields of autism and intellectual disability. The association is non-profit, as well as politically and denominationally neutral.