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| Run The 'Burg for Autism... The Movie |
The 2nd Annual Run the Burg for Autism is just around the corner.
We'd like to see you there. So much so that we've created our very own trailer to show you what you may have missed last year.
To see the trailer on YouTube Click Here. |
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| Run the Burg |
Run the ’Burg for Autism is a 5K Run/Walk to be held on Saturday, June 2, 2012, in the Village of Hamburg, NY. The race course winds through some of the beautiful streets in the Village of Hamburg. Pre-race registration and a post-race celebration will be held at J.P. Fitzgerald’s Restaurant located at 4236 Clark Street in Hamburg, just a few paces from the start and finish lines. The post-race celebration will include food, drink and live music throughout the afternoon, for those participating in the Run / Walk or anyone else simply interested in supporting the cause. Each registered runner/walker will receive a disposable timing device with your race packet that corresponds to your race number.
Visit the Run the 'Burg Website for more details
5K Run / Walk
Saturday, June 2, 2012 - race starts at 11:00 am
JP Fitzgerald's
4236 Clark Street, Hamburg, NY
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| The Artisans of Cone Five Pottery Support Artists with Autism You’re invited to a Gift Gathering Celebration |
Friday, June 15th 6-9pm
at Cone Five Pottery 1507 Hertel Ave.
Party admission is your purchase of an item
for donation to benefit Autistic Services, Inc.
Arts Work Auction
Enjoy complimentary wines, appetizers, and a musical performance by No Words Spoken while you choose from beautiful, original works of pottery, blown glass, jewelry, metal, and wood, expertly designed and handmade by the regional artisans of Cone Five. All guests receive an original ceramic by Greg Link.
For more information call 332-0486.
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| Best Schools for Your Child |
Autistic Services has been recognized as one of "the Best Schools in New York for Children with Autism" by TheBestSchools.org website. To see this distinction for yourself visit their website and scroll down to the New York Category... and there we are!
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 Autistic Services Center for Learning 2012
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are pleased to announce that Autistic Services, Inc. is now offering
training with a focus on understanding individuals on the Autism
Spectrum
Practically Speaking: Developing Social Cognition: Thinking About Social Interactions.
On Saturday, April 21, 2012,
Autistic Services, Inc. and the Autism Society Western New York Chapter
are pleased to present “Practically Speaking: Developing Social
Cognition: Thinking About Social Interactions.” This half-day workshop
features Dr. Noreen Boje, EdD/CCC-SLP, a speech-language pathologist
with over twenty-five years of experience with considerable background
in direct, consultative, and collaborative interventions. This
presentation will discuss a working definition of social cognition that
will assist in identifying and creating programs for children who
struggle in the social world. Suggestions will be offered about key
components of an effective program to teach social interactions and
social thinking. Practical strategies, examples of how to present
social-cognitive pragmatic concepts to children and activities that can
be used by clinicians and parents to promote stronger social reasoning
will be discussed.
Click Here to download PowerPoint notes from the event
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| JOIN US THE LAST FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH |
The Parent-Child Connection TC \l1
A Volunteer Committee of the Family Support Center of Hamburg
Offering Enrichment Opportunities for Parents
Autism Spectrum Disorder
and Related Disabilities Parent Group
Please join us the last Friday of the month
January 27,2012
February 24, 2012
March 30, 2012
April 27, 2012
May 25, 2012
June 29, 2012
7-9pm
Hamburg Assembly of God Church
150 Newton Rd
Hamburg NY 14075
RSVP not required but requested for planning purposes.
Christine Hoff 648-7356 home 861-7638 cell / Hoffhofft15@aol.com
www.ParentChildConnection.org
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| Bowl for Autism |
A Gift for Autism
1 OUT OF 150 CHILDREN BORN TODAY
WILL BE DIAGNOSED WITH SOME FORM OF AUTISM.
HELP US MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
A PORTION OF YOUR WEEKLY LEAGUE FEES WILL BE DONATED
DIRECTLY TO THE:
AMF THRUWAY LANES
SATURDAYS AT 9:00 AM
1 ADULT & 1 CHILD PER TEAM
2 GAMES WEEKLY FOR 15 WEEKS
BUMPERS AVAILABLE
$18.00 PER TEAM WEEKLY
PAY ONLY WHEN YOU BOWL
INCLUDES SHOE RENTAL
END OF SEASON PIZZA PARTY & AWARDS BANQUET-EVERY CHILD GETS A PLAQUE!
$5.00 FROM EACH TEAM, EVERY WEEK WILL BE DONATED TO THE “AUTISM SOCIETY OF WNY”!
Download Flyer and Registration
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| Join Us on Facebook |
We are now on Facebook.
Please Follow Us and invite all of your Facebook friends to do the same.
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Support ASI by making a donation.
All contributions are tax-deductible. Donations are processed through
PayPal’s secure ordering system.
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For times not listed below you can call and schedule an appoinment to visit: 631-5777
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Library Hours
Wednesday 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. & Fridays 1:00-3:00 p.m. |
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Is This Your Child? by Doris Rapp
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These are the major symptoms of potentially unrecognized allergies. Does your child suffer from any of the following?
• Allergic Nose Rub • Eye Circles • Red Ears • Red Cheeks • Eye Wrinkles • Aggression • Lack of Alertness • Mottled Tongue •
In this breakthrough book, Dr. Doris Rapp offers a simple yet effective approach to handling "problem" children. Is This Your Child? shows parents how to identify the common foods, chemicals, or common
allergic substances that could be the culprits that cause some children
or adults to feel unwell or act inappropriately. If your child is
always sick, hyperactive, a slow learner, or cranky, the first question
you should ask is not "What drug should be prescribed?" or "What have I
done wrong as a parent?" Instead, find out the cause.
Dr. Rapp
gives sensible suggestions about how these reactions to foods and
environmental factors can be recognized, prevented, and treated. With
this information, many affected children should feel, act, behave, and
learn better. If you can detect unsuspected environmental illness in
your child--or yourself--you can change your lives so you're more
content, happy, and free of illness.
This helpful book is also available in Autistic Services' Lending Library. Call us at 716-631-5777 for visitation hours. |
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SWEET CHARLOTTES ARE HERE
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These lolipops take the shape of the Autism Awareness puzzle, and are ideal for anyone who wants to satisfy their sweet tooth...while spreading the message of Autism. Sweet Charlottes made their official launch on April 28th. Find out how to get your hands on a Sweet Charlotte by contacting Molly O. Pittman at sweetcharlottes@yahoo.com |
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Just Choose Autistic Services As The Organization You Wish To Support And Each Search You Make Will Earn Money For Us! |
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CASE: Center for Autism Support and Education
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CASE provides
information, training and support for families of individuals with
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and the professionals who work with
them. CASE will enable family support staff and community recreation providers to better serve families. CASE will also support parents in effectively advocating for their children.
CASE provides a variety of specialized workshops to help families and
professionals better understand ASD and the behaviors and
characteristics that come with it. CASE will always seek to offer workshop topics that are meaningful and relevant to both families and providers.
CASE has been designed to enable families to become more equal partners with
professionals. When families and professionals are equal partners, the
individual with ASD will have an increased opportunity to be more
successful in all areas of their life.
CASE is comprised of the following agencies: Autistic Services, Inc., Daemen
College, Early Childhood Direction Center, Parent Network or WNY and
Summit Educational Resources. Through this collaboration, CASE will provide guidance and information for families, service providers and individuals with ASD from birth to adulthood.
To Learn More about CASE visit their website at www.parentnetworkwny.org
Download a Copy of the Case Brochure |
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