Offering a Personal Connection
We understand what you are going through. We are local and want to help. We support people with autism spectrum disorders, their families, professionals and others in the community by sharing information, supporting research, providing networking opportunities and promoting awareness through education and training.
A-Team Fun Walk Virtual 54 Challenge
The A-Team Fun Walk Virtual 54 Challenge will replace our 20 year strong in-person event this year. Our goals to build autism awareness, come together as a community and celebrate are still as important as they were when the event began in 2001. Join us, get active and take the virtual 54 challenge today!
Thank you for supporting our mission to improve the lives of all affected by autism. Every penny raised through your fundraising stays in Southeastern Wisconsin!
Choose the 54 challenge that’s right for you or your team:
1.54 mile, 5.4 K, 5.4 mile, 54 mile or choose your own distance!
In Person Events & Programs Postponed in Response to COVID-19
At the Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin, the health and well-being of those we serve is of the utmost importance, guiding the choices we make as an organization each day. For that reason, we have been keeping a watchful eye on the developing situation pertaining to COVID-19 (Coronavirus). After careful consideration, for the safety and protection of our members, attendees, sponsors and staff, we have made the difficult decision to cancel all in-person programming through the end of 2020.
We hope you will join us at that time and will consider supporting us as we navigate this unprecedented landscape.
While we await a return to normalcy, online services via our Facebook Support Group pages will remain in place as we work to improve the lives of all those affected by autism. We appreciate your patience and understanding. We will continue to be transparent throughout this process.
CAI Autism2Work
The CAI’s Autism2Work program partners with autism-support associations, employment organizations, and colleges and universities to recruit, select and train individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. The program reinforces the idea that employing individuals with ASD is a way to attract innovative thinkers with attention to detail and pattern recognition skills. CAI helps them become a part of a team locally that values this type of hard work, preparing them for a career in IT or Business Operations. Please check out the CAI website at www.cai.io/a2w for more information on the Autism2Work program or contact them via email at autism2work@cai.io or call 610-530-5060.
Take a peek at the TMJ4 Morning Blend segment from August 6, 2020 at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38EefD11vu4
Lego Fun Day Sessions are for individuals ages eight to sixteen who have a disability. All events facilitated with a certified Special Education Teacher & every participant receives a high school volunteer partner.
