We need to accept all their eccentricities and their struggles to use that knowledge. Our communities would be so much more communal. Meaning those families could go to event’s and not be ostracized, not stared at, or judged harshly. Their autistic child could be playing with another child who is considered “normal.”
This April Turning Pointe has several new things to .
April 6 is an Autism, Emergencies, and First Responders webinar that starts at noon
April 13 is a Legal and Financial planning for special needs webinar at noon and 6:30PM
April 20 is Autism and Inclusion in the Workplace webinar at noon
April 23 is Service Saturday at Turning Pointe Autism Foundation from 9AM-noon
Also, this month, check out my new blog.
() My blog officially appeared online on March 16.
I share my experiences, with being an autistic employee, daughter, friend and human. My first article is about what autism means to me. I talk about other things among autism, I also put my own fun twist on things.
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Turning Pointe Autism Foundation Foglia Family Adult Services is a Certified Autism Center by the IBCCES and the Adult Day Pilot is accredited by CARF.
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Turning Pointe Autism Foundation Foglia Family Adult Services is a Certified Autism Center by the IBCCES and the Adult Day Pilot is accredited by CARF.
Our organization does not discriminate in employment or the provision of educational services on the basis on race, color, religion, age, gender, national origin, disability, citizenship status, veteran status or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local law.
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