Ages 8 to12 - The Autism Society Inland Empire has partnered with Old Town Artisan Studios to offer creative art experiences to students ages 8-12 with ASD and their siblings who are in the same age range (limited to 2 siblings).       Students will work alongside the instructor as they demonstrate and instruct participants through the entire process. Art mediums including drawing, painting, clay sculpting, glass painting and other creative content to give students the opportunity to have fun and explore their creativity. Cost is $5 per person. Limited capacity - 10 students per class.

Special presentation for teens and adults with Autism presented by Arman Khodaei, an adult with Autism. Close Captioning and/or ASL- If you require close caption services or an American Sign Language interpreter, please send an email with the event title, date, and time to our Program Coordinator Anel Ibarra, to events@ieautism.org at least seven business days before the event is to take place.

An in-person support group for parents/caregivers of school-aged children with special needs.  Meets once a month.  Sorry, no childcare.  If you require Spanish interpretation, please email our Program Coordinator, Anel Ibarra at events@ieautism.org.   Si necesita interpretación en español, envíe un correo electrónico a nuestra Coordinadora del Programa, Anel Ibarra a events@ieautism.org.

Ages 13 to17 - The Autism Society Inland Empire has partnered with Old Town Artisan Studios to offer creative art experiences to students ages 8-12 with ASD and their siblings who are in the same age range (limited to 2 siblings).       Students will work alongside the instructor as they demonstrate and instruct participants through the entire process. Art mediums including drawing, painting, clay sculpting, glass painting and other creative content to give students the opportunity to have fun and explore their creativity. Cost is $5 per person. Limited capacity - 10 students per class.

The Rancho Cucamonga will be hosting Springtime Bingo. This event is intended for independent adults over 18 years old. No parents allowed. Please RSVP!

The Murrieta Teen/Adult Group is back! We will be meeting at the French Valley Library Community Room on Sat, May 13th from 11:15 AM to 12:45 PM. Bring your favorite game or activity and a dish for the potluck to share with the group.

2 hours $18 per jumper (compared to $42). Jumpers must wear grip socks (available for purchase there or you can bring yours). Parents/caretakers are free if you are not jumping. Toddlers under age 3 require an adult to supervise. Compete the online waiver to save time at registration. Snacks available for purchase.

For adults 18+ - The Autism Society Inland Empire has partnered with Old Town Artisan Studios to offer creative art experiences to adults 18+ with ASD and their siblings who are in the same age range (limited to 2 siblings).       Students will work alongside the instructor as they demonstrate and instruct participants through the entire process. Art mediums including drawing, painting, clay sculpting, glass painting and other creative content to give students the opportunity to have fun and explore their creativity. Cost is $5 per person. Limited capacity - 10 students per class.

Free Safety Fair for children, teens, and adults with Autism & developmental disabilities featuring: Fun interactive safety training Games Resource fair Networking Opportunities Free resources and more! First 250 people who attend will receive a taco plate & drink.

Parenting special needs children can bring immense joy but can also bring unique challenges. Come share your journey with other parents who understand. RSVP by emailing paloma@olivetreeot.com

Fun for all ages! This is a special price for Autism Society Inland Empire families: 2 hours $14 per child (including siblings). CASH ONLY Jumpers must wear grip socks, available for purchase there $4, or you can bring yours. Parents/caretakers jump for free. Toddlers under age 3 require an adult to supervise. Complete the online waiver to save time at registration. You will pay at the door. All jumpers must be supervised by a parent or caregiver. Join us for a night of jumping fun in a safe, inclusive environment.

This is a dynamic support group who suspect or have obtained a late diagnosis of Autism (as a teen or adult). We welcome those who have been self-diagnosed. This closed group allows you a safe space to discuss issues important to you. Peers offer tips and strategies.

The Rancho Cucamonga will be hosting Pictionary. This event is intended for independent adults over 18 years old. No parents allowed. Please RSVP!

Navigating Regional Services -The difference between Early Start and Lanterman Services -How the Regional Center Functions -How to ask for Service Presenter: Flora Martinez is the mother of a 22-year-old on the autism spectrum who has been a client of the Regional Center since he was 4. She's the educational specialist for Autism Society Inland Empire, serves as a Trustee for Ontario-Montclair School District, and is the chair of the In-Home Supportive Services Advisory Committee. Flora's passion lies in helping families overcome some of the systematic obstacles they might face in obtaining services for their loved ones. She aims to empower […]