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Free class! Bring your colored pencils, colored markers, crayons and learn to draw something new each week! All ages are welcomed!
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Snuggle up in your PJ's and listen to a bedtime story. Recommended ages 4-10 years but ALL are welcomed! Via Zoom! Please RSVP! |
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Online support group for parents and, individuals with ID/DD, and professionals to get together & connect! RSVP to receive the link. |
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Celebrate friendships and fun with a night of jumping and community connection! Got IEP Questions? We’ll have a Special Education Attorney, Devon Rios, ESQ on-site for a casual, general Q&A during the event! We are excited to partner with the Sky Zone Rancho Cucamonga to offer an Inclusive 90 min Jump session! Activities: Enjoy a range of activities including freestyle jumping, zip line, swing, ninja warrior course and more! What to Bring: ONLY Sky Zone Socks are able to be worn while jumping at Sky Zone. (Available for purchase on site $7) Registration and Cost: $10: Per jumper ages 3 and up [...] |
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The Rancho Cucamonga Group will be hosting a virtual meet-up. This online event is intended for independent adults over 18 years old. No parents allowed. Please RSVP! |
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Free class! Bring your colored pencils, colored markers, crayons and learn to draw something new each week! All ages are welcomed! |
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Join us for an Inclusive Family Fun Night! This quarterly Meet & Greet is a welcoming opportunity for families to connect within the Autism community while enjoying Zebra World’s unique playground areas designed to meet the needs of all visitors. 📅 *Note: The program will now meet Quarterly for 2026. Please see 2026 Quarterly Dates below. We will meet on the 3rd Wednesday of the following months: • February 18 • May 20 • August 19 • October 21 🎉 New This Year: Themed Nights! To add to the fun, each event will feature a theme. Families are encouraged (but not [...]
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Snuggle up in your PJ's and listen to a bedtime story. Recommended ages 4-10 years but ALL are welcomed! Via Zoom! Please RSVP! |
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Come join the Murrieta Teen/Adult Autism Group for a fun Scavenger Hunt from 12pm-2pm Saturday, February 21st at the Temecula Promenade Mall. We will be meeting at the Temecula Mall food court at 12:00 PM. You are welcome to bring money in case you want to grab something to eat from the food court before the scavenger hunt. ***This is NOT a drop-off event*** Participants MUST be accompanied at all times by a responsible adult (18+ years old) caregiver/family member. Please RSVP! Looking forward to seeing you there! |
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Free class! Bring your colored pencils, colored markers, crayons and learn to draw something new each week! All ages are welcomed!
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Online support group for parents and, individuals with ID/DD, and professionals to get together & connect! RSVP to receive the link.
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Please note that the Support Group for Adults Diagnosed Autistic is intended exclusively for individuals who have received an autism diagnosis in adulthood. (self-identified welcome) To maintain a safe and supportive environment for open sharing, family members and support persons are not permitted to attend and will be asked to leave if they join. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. For questions or alternative support options for family members, please get in touch with us at 951.220.6922 or [email protected] |
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Parenting special needs children and adults can bring immense joy but can also bring unique challenges. Come share your journey with other parents who get it, as well as share resources. Coffee provided. Please RSVP https://www.olivetreeot.com/
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Please join us for this free webinar. Marty Omoto is a nationally respected disability rights advocate, policy expert, brother, and father, and serves as Executive Director of the California Disability Community Action Network (CD‑CAN). With decades of experience working at the intersection of disability policy, civil rights, and community advocacy, Marty brings a deep understanding of how decisions made at the state and federal levels translate into real‑world outcomes for individuals with Autism and I/DD and their families. In this webinar, Marty will break down key policy and budget developments at both the state and federal levels—explaining what's changing, what’s at [...] |
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The Rancho Cucamonga Young Adult Group will be having a mall meet-up. We will be meeting at Ontario Mills food court at 5:30 PM. Look for signs on the tables that say "Reserve for Rancho Cucamonga Young Adult Group" You are welcome to bring money in case you want to grab something to eat from the food court. After we eat, we will walk around and go to stores like GameStop, Hot Topic, Disney Store, Lego Store, etc. This event is intended for independent adults over 18 years old. No parents allowed. Looking forward to seeing you there! |
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Whether you have a child with special needs or not, this is a safe and fun environment for ages 0-6 years to use their imagination, play at their own pace, and have fun! There is a Soft Play Climbing Area, a ball pit and a Building Blocks Area. Take advantage of this fantastic chance for your little ones to explore, learn, and grow! Admission will be good all day, however, Autism Society Inland Empire staff will be there until 11:30am. You must register in advance. Space is limited! Fill out and complete the waiver prior to arriving to the event. Click [...]
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This is a monthly group that is meant to inspire creativity. It isn’t like a class where you turn in assignments. Participants get out of it what they are able to put in. The class will meet, we will say “Hello”, depending on the size we might mention what we are going to create or work on, then we will spend 40 minutes or so working. Participants can have their cameras on or off. In the last 15-20 minutes we can share what we’ve done or not. There’s no right or wrong. This is all very person-centered and focused on respecting [...] |
