Events

Typically held the fourth Wednesday of the month.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Held the first Thursday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Held the third Tuesday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Presenter: Jessica Trudell is the Managing Attorney at the Guardianship Support Center with the Greater Wisconsin Agency on Aging (GWAAR)

Typically held the fourth Wednesday of the month.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Held the first Thursday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Presenter: Scott Joers, Amy Mason & Judy Pequet

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.

Kids in Motion is a “socks only” place to come and play!  Run around and get the “wiggles” out, be creative in the arts & crafts area or be imaginative in various other play areas including dress-up, bubbles, play cafe, tunnels & slides.  There are lots and lots of formulas for fun! Free autism friendly community program.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

This free presentation is open to the public and designed for parents whose children have recently been diagnosed with autism and will be led by one of the Autism Society Southeastern WI staff.

Held the third Tuesday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Typically held the fourth Wednesday of the month.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Held the first Thursday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Presenters: Lynn Stansberry Brusnahan, Associate Professor, Special Education & Collin Brusnahan.

Success in learning to ride a bicycle is a major accomplishment for attendees and builds confidence and an improved self-image. Nothing is more inspiring than seeing a group of bike camp participants ride a conventional bike completely independently. By the end of the five day camp over 80 percent of riders learn to ride their bikes completely independently.

Success in learning to ride a bicycle is a major accomplishment for attendees and builds confidence and an improved self-image. Nothing is more inspiring than seeing a group of bike camp participants ride a conventional bike completely independently. By the end of the five day camp over 80 percent of riders learn to ride their bikes completely independently.

An amazing two week camp program is for children on the autism spectrum and other special needs, their friends and siblings, ages four and up. Children will sing, dance, act, paint, write plays and do so much more at this years Camp. Camp staff includes Teachers that are certified in autism, art, education. Healthy snacks included and the camp finishes with a show featuring all participants for family & friends. Camp runs daily Monday-Friday.

Supported by St. Marcus Lutheran School , St. Coletta Day School & The Charles Family Foundation.

Success in learning to ride a bicycle is a major accomplishment for attendees and builds confidence and an improved self-image. Nothing is more inspiring than seeing a group of bike camp participants ride a conventional bike completely independently. By the end of the five day camp over 80 percent of riders learn to ride their bikes completely independently.

An amazing two week camp program is for children on the autism spectrum and other special needs, their friends and siblings, ages four and up. Children will sing, dance, act, paint, write plays and do so much more at this years Camp. Camp staff includes Teachers that are certified in autism, art, education. Healthy snacks included and the camp finishes with a show featuring all participants for family & friends. Camp runs daily Monday-Friday.

Supported by St. Marcus Lutheran School , St. Coletta Day School & The Charles Family Foundation.

Success in learning to ride a bicycle is a major accomplishment for attendees and builds confidence and an improved self-image. Nothing is more inspiring than seeing a group of bike camp participants ride a conventional bike completely independently. By the end of the five day camp over 80 percent of riders learn to ride their bikes completely independently.

An amazing two week camp program is for children on the autism spectrum and other special needs, their friends and siblings, ages four and up. Children will sing, dance, act, paint, write plays and do so much more at this years Camp. Camp staff includes Teachers that are certified in autism, art, education. Healthy snacks included and the camp finishes with a show featuring all participants for family & friends. Camp runs daily Monday-Friday.

Supported by St. Marcus Lutheran School , St. Coletta Day School & The Charles Family Foundation.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Success in learning to ride a bicycle is a major accomplishment for attendees and builds confidence and an improved self-image. Nothing is more inspiring than seeing a group of bike camp participants ride a conventional bike completely independently. By the end of the five day camp over 80 percent of riders learn to ride their bikes completely independently.

An amazing two week camp program is for children on the autism spectrum and other special needs, their friends and siblings, ages four and up. Children will sing, dance, act, paint, write plays and do so much more at this years Camp. Camp staff includes Teachers that are certified in autism, art, education. Healthy snacks included and the camp finishes with a show featuring all participants for family & friends. Camp runs daily Monday-Friday.

Supported by St. Marcus Lutheran School , St. Coletta Day School & The Charles Family Foundation.

Success in learning to ride a bicycle is a major accomplishment for attendees and builds confidence and an improved self-image. Nothing is more inspiring than seeing a group of bike camp participants ride a conventional bike completely independently. By the end of the five day camp over 80 percent of riders learn to ride their bikes completely independently.

An amazing two week camp program is for children on the autism spectrum and other special needs, their friends and siblings, ages four and up. Children will sing, dance, act, paint, write plays and do so much more at this years Camp. Camp staff includes Teachers that are certified in autism, art, education. Healthy snacks included and the camp finishes with a show featuring all participants for family & friends. Camp runs daily Monday-Friday.

Supported by St. Marcus Lutheran School , St. Coletta Day School & The Charles Family Foundation.

An amazing two week camp program is for children on the autism spectrum and other special needs, their friends and siblings, ages four and up. Children will sing, dance, act, paint, write plays and do so much more at this years Camp. Camp staff includes Teachers that are certified in autism, art, education. Healthy snacks included and the camp finishes with a show featuring all participants for family & friends. Camp runs daily Monday-Friday.

Supported by St. Marcus Lutheran School , St. Coletta Day School & The Charles Family Foundation.

An amazing two week camp program is for children on the autism spectrum and other special needs, their friends and siblings, ages four and up. Children will sing, dance, act, paint, write plays and do so much more at this years Camp. Camp staff includes Teachers that are certified in autism, art, education. Healthy snacks included and the camp finishes with a show featuring all participants for family & friends. Camp runs daily Monday-Friday.

Supported by St. Marcus Lutheran School , St. Coletta Day School & The Charles Family Foundation.

An amazing two week camp program is for children on the autism spectrum and other special needs, their friends and siblings, ages four and up. Children will sing, dance, act, paint, write plays and do so much more at this years Camp. Camp staff includes Teachers that are certified in autism, art, education. Healthy snacks included and the camp finishes with a show featuring all participants for family & friends. Camp runs daily Monday-Friday.

Supported by St. Marcus Lutheran School , St. Coletta Day School & The Charles Family Foundation.

Typically held the fourth Wednesday of the month.

An amazing two week camp program is for children on the autism spectrum and other special needs, their friends and siblings, ages four and up. Children will sing, dance, act, paint, write plays and do so much more at this years Camp. Camp staff includes Teachers that are certified in autism, art, education. Healthy snacks included and the camp finishes with a show featuring all participants for family & friends. Camp runs daily Monday-Friday.

Supported by St. Marcus Lutheran School , St. Coletta Day School & The Charles Family Foundation.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Held the third Tuesday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Typically held the fourth Wednesday of the month.

Held the first Thursday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

This free presentation is open to the public and designed for parents whose children have recently been diagnosed with autism and will be led by one of the Autism Society Southeastern WI staff.

Held the third Tuesday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Typically held the fourth Wednesday of the month.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Held the first Thursday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Held the third Tuesday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Kids in Motion is a “socks only” place to come and play!  Run around and get the “wiggles” out, be creative in the arts & crafts area or be imaginative in various other play areas including dress-up, bubbles, play cafe, tunnels & slides.  There are lots and lots of formulas for fun! Free autism friendly community program.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Typically held the fourth Wednesday of the month.

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.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Held the first Thursday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Held the third Tuesday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Typically held the fourth Wednesday of the month.

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.

Kids in Motion is a “socks only” place to come and play!  Run around and get the “wiggles” out, be creative in the arts & crafts area or be imaginative in various other play areas including dress-up, bubbles, play cafe, tunnels & slides.  There are lots and lots of formulas for fun! Free autism friendly community program.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Held the first Thursday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

This free presentation is open to the public and designed for parents whose children have recently been diagnosed with autism and will be led by one of the Autism Society Southeastern WI staff.

Held the third Tuesday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Typically held the fourth Wednesday of the month.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Held the first Thursday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Held the third Tuesday of the month.
This is a time to share triumphs, frustrations & be around others who get the highs & lows of raising a child/supporting an adult on the autism spectrum.

Typically held the fourth Wednesday of the month. The December meeting will be held on 12/18 instead of on 12/25 due to the office being closed.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.

Adult Autistic Navigators meet twice a month for support and camaraderie. They meet on the first and third Wednesday of the month. It is an accepting group that will welcome you as you are.

If you are joining us for the first time,  please  arrive at 6:00 p.m. if possible to have a few minutes of introduction with Daysi (the group facilitator) before the entire group gets there.