American Autism Association's Back to School Bash
New York, NY, August 11, 2016 --(PR.com)-- The American Autism Association is excited to announce a Back to School Bash for all the families impacted by autism in the New York local community. Members of the local autism community of New York City have been invited to receive sensory-friendly school supplies for children with autism from the American Autism Association's Supplies for the Spectrum Collection, while connecting with other parents of children with autism and community partners.
The Autism Back to School Bash is free for families, and registration is mandatory for all attendees. It will take place on Sunday, August 14th from 1:00-3:30pm at Pearl Studios in Midtown, Suite 1204.
The goal of the event is to help alleviate the financial burden that parents face during back to school season, while also celebrating the beginning of a new school year in an autism-friendly and positive environment. In addition to providing free school supplies from sponsors such as Curemark, Jack Daniels Motors, and Different Roads, the event will offer family and autism friendly activities such as a photo booth, crafts, raffles, an interactive Soca dance performance by Bobcat Kids, and some sweet treats sponsored by Dough Donuts, TuLu's Bakery, and Insomnia Cookies.
The American Autism Association believes in supporting families and individuals that have been affected by autism by increasing awareness of the varied difficulties individuals with autism spectrum disorder face. Back to school can be an incredibly stressful period for parents of children with autism, who often lack the support systems and resources necessary to ease the transition. For this reason, the Autism Back to School Bash will provide information for parents looking to connect to additional resources and support for their child, including resources offered by the American Autism Association such as free of cost parenting workshops and therapeutic recreational programs.
About the American Autism Association
The American Autism Association is a not for profit organization that was founded in 2010 by Eduard Rozenfeld and Larry Sharon. The AAA team is dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by autism by increasing awareness of the varied difficulties individuals with autism spectrum disorder face and providing free of cost resources and programs throughout the United States. The organization offers education and advocacy information, support for families, therapeutic recreational programs, and parenting workshops for families. To learn more, visit the AAA website at www.myautism.org or call the AAA team at (877) 654-4483.
The Autism Back to School Bash is free for families, and registration is mandatory for all attendees. It will take place on Sunday, August 14th from 1:00-3:30pm at Pearl Studios in Midtown, Suite 1204.
The goal of the event is to help alleviate the financial burden that parents face during back to school season, while also celebrating the beginning of a new school year in an autism-friendly and positive environment. In addition to providing free school supplies from sponsors such as Curemark, Jack Daniels Motors, and Different Roads, the event will offer family and autism friendly activities such as a photo booth, crafts, raffles, an interactive Soca dance performance by Bobcat Kids, and some sweet treats sponsored by Dough Donuts, TuLu's Bakery, and Insomnia Cookies.
The American Autism Association believes in supporting families and individuals that have been affected by autism by increasing awareness of the varied difficulties individuals with autism spectrum disorder face. Back to school can be an incredibly stressful period for parents of children with autism, who often lack the support systems and resources necessary to ease the transition. For this reason, the Autism Back to School Bash will provide information for parents looking to connect to additional resources and support for their child, including resources offered by the American Autism Association such as free of cost parenting workshops and therapeutic recreational programs.
About the American Autism Association
The American Autism Association is a not for profit organization that was founded in 2010 by Eduard Rozenfeld and Larry Sharon. The AAA team is dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by autism by increasing awareness of the varied difficulties individuals with autism spectrum disorder face and providing free of cost resources and programs throughout the United States. The organization offers education and advocacy information, support for families, therapeutic recreational programs, and parenting workshops for families. To learn more, visit the AAA website at www.myautism.org or call the AAA team at (877) 654-4483.
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American Autism Association
Eliane Abou-Assi
877 654 4483
www.myautism.org
Eliane Abou-Assi
877 654 4483
www.myautism.org
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