Join the Autism Society of SE WI at Waldvogel’s Farm in Juneau – Wisconsin’s largest pumpkin farm.

It’s going to be a day guaranteed to bring smiles to the whole family. With over 80 attractions to enjoy, everyone will find something exciting to do. Autism Society of SE WI members will receive discounted pricing and pay only $5.00 per ticket for a whole day of family fun.

Meet the Autism Society SE WI Staff from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Your admission wristbands are for the whole day (closes at 6:00 p.m.)

Click here to learn more and buy tickets!

Únase con otros padres que están viviendo las fortalezas y dificultades de apoyar a una persona con Autismo, de niños a adultos. Este grupo brinda una oportunidad a las familias latinas de relacionarse con otras personas que hablan su idioma y comprenden lo que los cuidadores están pasando.

Si tiene preguntas, llame 414-988-12760 o visite:
https://www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

Join other parents who are experiencing the strengths and challenges of supporting someone with Autism, from children to adults. This group provides an opportunity for Latino families to network with others who speak their language and understand what caregivers are going through.

If you have questions, call 414-988-1260 or visit: www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

A six-session program of themed educational and discussion-based workshops for adults who wish to explore their Autistic identity in community. This is a neurodiversity-affirming offering developed by and for Autistic adults, focused on providing information, resources, and opportunities for connection around shared experiences.

Fall 2023 Session Series

Running the first and third Wednesday of every month

Time: 6-7:30 p.m.

Dates and Topics:

• Session One- Oct. 4 Autism 101
• Session Two- Oct. 18 Autism and Identity
• Session Three- Nov. 1 Autism and Health
• Session Four- Nov. 15 Self-Advocacy 101
• Session Five-Dec. 6 Relationships
• Session Six- Dec. 20 Autistic Culture

This group will be held in person at Autism Society SE WI from 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Adults on the spectrum able to self-regulate/independently participate in activities without the assistance of a caretaker are welcome to attend. This group is ideal for those looking to meet people, practice social skills, and make connections with others in the adult autism community. While not intended to be therapy, this group is a safe space for adults to engage and make connections.

There is limited capacity and pre-registration is required. After being invited to register, please do so even if put on the waitlist as ASSEW will contact you to join upcoming meetings as spots open up within the group. 

Registration Required: assew.org/SWAN
OR CALL 414-988-1276
OR EMAIL: swan@assew.org

Conducted virtually via Zoom 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Adults on the spectrum able to self-regulate/independently participate in activities without the assistance of a caretaker are welcome to attend. This group is ideal for those looking to meet people, practice social skills, and make connections with others in the adult autism community. While not intended to be therapy, this group is a safe space for adults to engage and make connections.

Because this group is virtual, there is limited capacity and pre-registration is required. After invited to register, please do so even if put on the waitlist as ASSEW will contact you to join upcoming meetings as spots open up within the group.

Registration Required: assew.org/SWAN
OR CALL 414-988-1276
OR EMAIL: swan@assew.org

Únase con otros padres que están viviendo las fortalezas y dificultades de apoyar a una persona con Autismo, de niños a adultos. Este grupo brinda una oportunidad a las familias latinas de relacionarse con otras personas que hablan su idioma y comprenden lo que los cuidadores están pasando.

Si tiene preguntas, llame 414-988-1260
o visite:
https://www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

Join Giselle and other parents who are experiencing the strengths and challenges of supporting someone with Autism, from children to adults. This group provides an opportunity for Latino families to network with others who speak their language and understand what caregivers are going through.

If you have questions, please call 414-988-1260 or visit: www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

A six-session program of themed educational and discussion-based workshops for adults who wish to explore their Autistic identity in community. This is a neurodiversity-affirming offering developed by and for Autistic adults, focused on providing information, resources, and opportunities for connection around shared experiences.

Fall 2023 Session Series

Running the first and third Wednesday of every month

Time: 6-7:30 p.m.

Dates and Topics:

• Session One- Oct. 4 Autism 101
• Session Two- Oct. 18 Autism and Identity
• Session Three- Nov. 1 Autism and Health
• Session Four- Nov. 15 Self-Advocacy 101
• Session Five-Dec. 6 Relationships
• Session Six- Dec. 20 Autistic Culture

Registration Required: assew.org/SWAN
OR CALL 414-988-1276
OR EMAIL: swan@assew.org
6:30-8:30 p.m.

Adults on the spectrum able to self-regulate/independently participate in activities without the assistance of a caretaker are welcome to attend. This group is ideal for those looking to meet people, practice social skills, and make connections with others in the adult Autism community. While not intended to be therapy, this group is a safe space for adults to engage and make connections.

There is limited capacity and pre-registration is required. After being invited to register, please do so even if put on the waitlist as ASSEW will contact you to join upcoming meetings as spots open up within the group. 

Facilitated by: Rechelle Chaffee and Andrea Daniels

Click on Learn More link below to see upcoming topics for SWAN Group Meetings.

Registration Required: assew.org/SWAN
OR CALL 414-988-1276
OR EMAIL: swan@assew.org

The Betty Brinn Children’s Museum offers countless opportunities for children to learn about and explore their world through play. The Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin has partnered with the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum to support specific Sensory-Friendly sessions. During these sessions, over 70% of the existing exhibits will be modified to reduce lights, noise and movement. 

Sensory Friendly Sessions:

February 26, 2023  •  4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
April 23, 2023  •  4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
June 25, 2023  •  4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
August 27, 2023  •  4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
October 22, 2023  •  4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
December 10, 2023  •  6 – 7 p.m.

Come join us for a Sensory Friendly Trunk or Treat! This special opportunity has been designed to provide those who may have sensory processing differences an opportunity to enjoy a trick or treating experience that has been designed with them in mind!

G & V Machine Co., Inc. sponsors an annual Trunk or Treat in Ixonia

Sensory-friendly event is from 5:00-6:00 p.m. by reservation only.

Main event 6:00-8:30 p.m.

A six-session program of themed educational and discussion-based workshops for adults who wish to explore their Autistic identity in community. This is a neurodiversity-affirming offering developed by and for Autistic adults, focused on providing information, resources, and opportunities for connection around shared experiences.

Fall 2023 Session Series

Running the first and third Wednesday of every month

Time: 6-7:30 p.m.

Dates and Topics:

• Session One- Oct. 4 Autism 101
• Session Two- Oct. 18 Autism and Identity
• Session Three- Nov. 1 Autism and Health
• Session Four- Nov. 15 Self-Advocacy 101
• Session Five-Dec. 6 Relationships
• Session Six- Dec. 20 Autistic Culture

This group will be held in person at Autism Society SE WI from 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Adults on the spectrum able to self-regulate/independently participate in activities without the assistance of a caretaker are welcome to attend. This group is ideal for those looking to meet people, practice social skills, and make connections with others in the adult autism community. While not intended to be therapy, this group is a safe space for adults to engage and make connections.

There is limited capacity and pre-registration is required. After being invited to register, please do so even if put on the waitlist as ASSEW will contact you to join upcoming meetings as spots open up within the group. 

Registration Required: assew.org/SWAN
OR CALL 414-988-1276
OR EMAIL: swan@assew.org

Join us at the Racine Zoo!

Registered Autism Society of SE WI members get in FREE!

As a certified sensory inclusive institution, the Racine Zoo has several sensory friendly areas on the property and sensory bags are available to borrow at the entrance gate.

It is a great way to explore a new place and visit with the approximately 75 different species and over 300 individual animals from Wisconsin and around the world. Best part of all, there is a quiet space at the Safari Tent just for our member families if you need a place to “recombobulate.”

Visit our team from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a cup of hot chocolate and a sweet treat!

Únase con otros padres que están viviendo las fortalezas y dificultades de apoyar a una persona con Autismo, de niños a adultos. Este grupo brinda una oportunidad a las familias latinas de relacionarse con otras personas que hablan su idioma y comprenden lo que los cuidadores están pasando.

Si tiene preguntas, llame 414-988-12760 o visite:
https://www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

Join other parents who are experiencing the strengths and challenges of supporting someone with Autism, from children to adults. This group provides an opportunity for Latino families to network with others who speak their language and understand what caregivers are going through.

If you have questions, call 414-988-1260 or visit: www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

Conducted virtually via Zoom 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Adults on the spectrum able to self-regulate/independently participate in activities without the assistance of a caretaker are welcome to attend. This group is ideal for those looking to meet people, practice social skills, and make connections with others in the adult autism community. While not intended to be therapy, this group is a safe space for adults to engage and make connections.

Because this group is virtual, there is limited capacity and pre-registration is required. After invited to register, please do so even if put on the waitlist as ASSEW will contact you to join upcoming meetings as spots open up within the group.

Registration Required: assew.org/SWAN
OR CALL 414-988-1276
OR EMAIL: swan@assew.org

A six-session program of themed educational and discussion-based workshops for adults who wish to explore their Autistic identity in community. This is a neurodiversity-affirming offering developed by and for Autistic adults, focused on providing information, resources, and opportunities for connection around shared experiences.

Fall 2023 Session Series

Running the first and third Wednesday of every month

Time: 6-7:30 p.m.

Dates and Topics:

• Session One- Oct. 4 Autism 101
• Session Two- Oct. 18 Autism and Identity
• Session Three- Nov. 1 Autism and Health
• Session Four- Nov. 15 Self-Advocacy 101
• Session Five-Dec. 6 Relationships
• Session Six- Dec. 20 Autistic Culture

Registration Required: assew.org/SWAN
OR CALL 414-988-1276
OR EMAIL: swan@assew.org
6:30-8:30 p.m.

Adults on the spectrum able to self-regulate/independently participate in activities without the assistance of a caretaker are welcome to attend. This group is ideal for those looking to meet people, practice social skills, and make connections with others in the adult Autism community. While not intended to be therapy, this group is a safe space for adults to engage and make connections.

There is limited capacity and pre-registration is required. After being invited to register, please do so even if put on the waitlist as ASSEW will contact you to join upcoming meetings as spots open up within the group. 

Facilitated by: Rechelle Chaffee and Andrea Daniels

Click on Learn More link below to see upcoming topics for SWAN Group Meetings.

Registration Required: assew.org/SWAN
OR CALL 414-988-1276
OR EMAIL: swan@assew.org

Únase con otros padres que están viviendo las fortalezas y dificultades de apoyar a una persona con Autismo, de niños a adultos. Este grupo brinda una oportunidad a las familias latinas de relacionarse con otras personas que hablan su idioma y comprenden lo que los cuidadores están pasando.

Si tiene preguntas, llame 414-988-1260
o visite:
https://www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

Join Giselle and other parents who are experiencing the strengths and challenges of supporting someone with Autism, from children to adults. This group provides an opportunity for Latino families to network with others who speak their language and understand what caregivers are going through.

If you have questions, please call 414-988-1260 or visit: www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

Join us for a mini camp designed to teach participants the basics of connecting with others through theater activities with the integration of arts, music, movement, and hands on learning experiences. 

THEME: Kindness…Your Superpower

December 2 • 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. 

Space is limited, so be sure to sign up as soon as you can so that your child can participate in this innovative learning experience!

Click here to learn more.

Únase con otros padres que están viviendo las fortalezas y dificultades de apoyar a una persona con Autismo, de niños a adultos. Este grupo brinda una oportunidad a las familias latinas de relacionarse con otras personas que hablan su idioma y comprenden lo que los cuidadores están pasando.

Si tiene preguntas, llame 414-988-12760 o visite:
https://www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

Join other parents who are experiencing the strengths and challenges of supporting someone with Autism, from children to adults. This group provides an opportunity for Latino families to network with others who speak their language and understand what caregivers are going through.

If you have questions, call 414-988-1260 or visit: www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

A six-session program of themed educational and discussion-based workshops for adults who wish to explore their Autistic identity in community. This is a neurodiversity-affirming offering developed by and for Autistic adults, focused on providing information, resources, and opportunities for connection around shared experiences.

Fall 2023 Session Series

Running the first and third Wednesday of every month

Time: 6-7:30 p.m.

Dates and Topics:

• Session One- Oct. 4 Autism 101
• Session Two- Oct. 18 Autism and Identity
• Session Three- Nov. 1 Autism and Health
• Session Four- Nov. 15 Self-Advocacy 101
• Session Five-Dec. 6 Relationships
• Session Six- Dec. 20 Autistic Culture

This group will be held in person at Autism Society SE WI from 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Adults on the spectrum able to self-regulate/independently participate in activities without the assistance of a caretaker are welcome to attend. This group is ideal for those looking to meet people, practice social skills, and make connections with others in the adult autism community. While not intended to be therapy, this group is a safe space for adults to engage and make connections.

There is limited capacity and pre-registration is required. After being invited to register, please do so even if put on the waitlist as ASSEW will contact you to join upcoming meetings as spots open up within the group. 

Registration Required: assew.org/SWAN
OR CALL 414-988-1276
OR EMAIL: swan@assew.org

The Betty Brinn Children’s Museum offers countless opportunities for children to learn about and explore their world through play. The Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin has partnered with the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum to support specific Sensory-Friendly sessions. During these sessions, over 70% of the existing exhibits will be modified to reduce lights, noise and movement. 

Sensory Friendly Sessions:

February 26, 2023  •  4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
April 23, 2023  •  4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
June 25, 2023  •  4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
August 27, 2023  •  4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
October 22, 2023  •  4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
December 10, 2023  •  6 – 7 p.m.

Conducted virtually via Zoom 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Adults on the spectrum able to self-regulate/independently participate in activities without the assistance of a caretaker are welcome to attend. This group is ideal for those looking to meet people, practice social skills, and make connections with others in the adult autism community. While not intended to be therapy, this group is a safe space for adults to engage and make connections.

Because this group is virtual, there is limited capacity and pre-registration is required. After invited to register, please do so even if put on the waitlist as ASSEW will contact you to join upcoming meetings as spots open up within the group.

Registration Required: assew.org/SWAN
OR CALL 414-988-1276
OR EMAIL: swan@assew.org

Únase con otros padres que están viviendo las fortalezas y dificultades de apoyar a una persona con Autismo, de niños a adultos. Este grupo brinda una oportunidad a las familias latinas de relacionarse con otras personas que hablan su idioma y comprenden lo que los cuidadores están pasando.

Si tiene preguntas, llame 414-988-1260
o visite:
https://www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

Join Giselle and other parents who are experiencing the strengths and challenges of supporting someone with Autism, from children to adults. This group provides an opportunity for Latino families to network with others who speak their language and understand what caregivers are going through.

If you have questions, please call 414-988-1260 or visit: www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

A six-session program of themed educational and discussion-based workshops for adults who wish to explore their Autistic identity in community. This is a neurodiversity-affirming offering developed by and for Autistic adults, focused on providing information, resources, and opportunities for connection around shared experiences.

Fall 2023 Session Series

Running the first and third Wednesday of every month

Time: 6-7:30 p.m.

Dates and Topics:

• Session One- Oct. 4 Autism 101
• Session Two- Oct. 18 Autism and Identity
• Session Three- Nov. 1 Autism and Health
• Session Four- Nov. 15 Self-Advocacy 101
• Session Five-Dec. 6 Relationships
• Session Six- Dec. 20 Autistic Culture

Registration Required: assew.org/SWAN
OR CALL 414-988-1276
OR EMAIL: swan@assew.org
6:30-8:30 p.m.

Adults on the spectrum able to self-regulate/independently participate in activities without the assistance of a caretaker are welcome to attend. This group is ideal for those looking to meet people, practice social skills, and make connections with others in the adult Autism community. While not intended to be therapy, this group is a safe space for adults to engage and make connections.

There is limited capacity and pre-registration is required. After being invited to register, please do so even if put on the waitlist as ASSEW will contact you to join upcoming meetings as spots open up within the group. 

Facilitated by: Rechelle Chaffee and Andrea Daniels

Click on Learn More link below to see upcoming topics for SWAN Group Meetings.

Registration Required: assew.org/SWAN
OR CALL 414-988-1276
OR EMAIL: swan@assew.org

Únase con otros padres que están viviendo las fortalezas y dificultades de apoyar a una persona con Autismo, de niños a adultos. Este grupo brinda una oportunidad a las familias latinas de relacionarse con otras personas que hablan su idioma y comprenden lo que los cuidadores están pasando.

Si tiene preguntas, llame 414-988-1260
o visite:
https://www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/

Join Giselle and other parents who are experiencing the strengths and challenges of supporting someone with Autism, from children to adults. This group provides an opportunity for Latino families to network with others who speak their language and understand what caregivers are going through.

If you have questions, please call 414-988-1260 or visit: www.assew.org/spanishsupportgroup/