From Autism Families CONNECTicut: A five-week program for autistic kids 8 to 16 designed to provide a creative environment for participants to work on teamwork, social skills, and problem-solving through the completion of projects using Lego and other building materials. $50 (total) for all 5 Weeks.
Autism Services & Resources Connecticut (ASRC) is offering all families, friends, and supporters discounted tickets to the Bridgeport Islanders Autism Appreciation Game on Sunday, April 3rd at 3:00 pm at Total Mortgage Arena! Join us for a fun afternoon including a pregame Touch-a-Truck experience on the front plaza! Inside your will find a coloring station,
ASRC is hosting a LIVE Zoom Roundtable Q&A from 12-1 on April 4, providing valuable information to the autism community from notable leaders about: • best practices in the quest for employment, • how leading employers recruit and onboard neurodiverse and other populations • how Connecticut’s special populations succeed in a variety of work settings
Join us for a free event that will include a brief presentation, an overview of Amazon’s jobs in the area, and end with an informative FAQ from an Amazon team member.
This virtual (Live on FB and Zoom) workshop, presented by Barnum Financial's Kevin McAvoy, provides an overview of ABLE accounts, as well as special needs trusts, and how they may help to ensure the quality of life for dependents with special needs.
In this Zoom presentation, learn about EY’s Neuro-Diverse Centers of Excellence (NCoE). EY’s NCoE are designed to apply the talents of neurodivergent individuals to meet clients’ business needs. These individuals could identify with or have the diagnosis of a cognitive difference including but not limited to autism, dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD and OCD, etc. Here’s what
Join us for a free event which will include a brief presentation, overview of Amazon’s jobs in the area, and end with an informative FAQ from an Amazon team member. Note: same content as 4/5 noon event.
From Autism Families CONNECTicut: Our Friday Night Teen Socials - ages 14-20 - are the place to be! With air hockey, Wii, games, crafts, socializing, and music activities with CT Music Therapy Services, these popular Teen Nights are quick to fill up and usually have a waiting list. Sign up Now! The next one is
The college environment is vastly different from high school, academically, socially, and personally. Are students prepared for this transition? What can we be doing at home and at school to make sure students are ready? Join Jane Thierfield Brown virtually as we explore this incredibly important topic.
Join us for this live event as we chat with Ted Mower from CVS Health. We’ll hear about the initiatives that CVS Healthcare is following, and also hear how opportunities at CVS are so much broader and deeper than you might imagine!
