Are you interested in getting autism insurance coverage - HB8 - passed in Ohio? Then join the Autism Society of Ohio’s Ohio Autism Advocacy Network! This is a network of grassroots advocates committed to working with their state legislators on autism related issues like Autism Insurance Coverage. Our efforts at the state level will not be successful without help from grassroots constituents - so join today! For more information visit our website at http://www.autismohio.org, click on Advocacy, then Click on Advocacy Network.
NBC 4 (WCMH-TV) is a proud sponsor of the 2010 Walk Now for Autism Speaks and will participate with a 4’s Army team of walkers led by team captain Jerod Smalley.
Join NBC 4 and media partners QFM 96 and 92.3 WCOL as we continue our efforts to promote autism awareness in Central Ohio. Come meet NBC 4 personalities, former OSU athletes and hundreds of supporters at The Autism Puzzle Bowl-A-Thon!
OCALI offers Ohio’s Parent Guide to Autism Spectrum Disorders – a free guide developed by Ohio parents for Ohio parents. The contributors’ work began with the question: What do you wish you had known the first year your child was diagnosed? The manual covers a wide range of topics of interest to families, and each chapter contains rich reference materials, including books, websites, and names of organizations where additional information on each topic may be obtained.
Plan on attending the 9th Annual Autism Summit at Bowling Green State University. Brenda Smith Myles is the Keynote speaker and Representatives of the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities and the Autism Society of Ohio will provide updates!
Put on the Puzzle! The Autism Awareness Puzzle Ribbon is the most recognized symbol of autism in the world. Wear it this month to show your support of individuals with autism!
An autistic teenager from the Chicago area has done something almost impossible. Nearly 48 games into an upset-filled NCAA tournament, 17-year-old Alex Hermann is perfect.
Join us for Autism Awareness Day at the Statehouse on April 14, 2010. There will be a rally at 11am, meetings with legislators in the afternoon and a legislative reception in the evening from 5-7pm. All affected by autism in Ohio are encouraged to attend!
“Signing Time” has been instrumental to my son’s progress with sign language and speech. Click here to read more about our experience with “Signing Time”.
Ohio residents can show their support for all affected by autism in Ohio with the Ohio Autism Awareness license plate. The money from the purchase of this special license plate benefits the programs of the Autism Society of Ohio.
TheAutismPuzzle.org is your source for all things relating to Autism that invites you to be part of capturing and reflecting on the news and events that take place every day in the community. Read More...
