Crisis Services
ASERT does not offer crisis services through our Resource Center. If you or someone you love is experiencing mental health distress or thoughts of suicide please call or text 988 for support.
Social groups
PAAutism tracks two types of groups: Support Groups and Social Groups. Support groups meet regularly to talk about life on the autism spectrum. Social groups are designed for people on the autism spectrum to meet with one another and share hobbies, interests and engage in social activity. The information for support groups is visible on the map below. Click here to view support groups
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Adams County
10 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupAutism York: Family Social Events
Autism York hosts a variety of autism-friendly, family social events. The goal of the Family Social Events is to build a sense of community and to offer an opportunity for connection among attendees. Events are offered FREE or low cost to individuals with autism and their immediate family. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupAutism York: Adult Autism Meet-Up Group
Hosted by Autism York, the Adult Autism Meet-Up Group meets monthly from September – May. This group provides an opportunity for older teens and adults (age 18 and up) with autism to meet for support, self-advocacy, networking, conversation, and fun. These events are free or low-cost for individuals with autism and one guest. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupAutism York: Teen Autism Meet-Up Group
Hosted by Autism York, the Teen Autism Meet-Up Group meets monthly from September – November and January - May. It is open to Teens ages 13 – 17 and is designed to facilitate new friendships among teens on the autism spectrum. These events are free or low cost to teens and one parent, who is required to accompany them. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Allegheny County
18 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupOpen Up Pittsburgh
Open Up's mission is to teach mindfulness tools through movement and art practices that center people living with disabilities. Programs are open to all who identify as having a disability and those who do not. They are for everyone.
View Social GroupCool Kids Connection
This group's fundamental goal is to provide social activities for 13-20 year old teenagers who are socially challenged including those with autism, developmental disabilities, and intellectual disabilities. The group has a monthly group activity but organizers also want this group to encourage people to connect for support of guidance. The main objective is to give teenagers a place to grow socially and in their ability to communicate.
View Social GroupAutism Connection of PA: Pittsburgh Area Autism Discussion Social Group Meetup
This support group is a discussion group and social outings group for adults eighteen and older who are on the autism spectrum and live in or near the Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area. This group is sponsored by Autism Connection of PA. Autism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupTeam Friends
Team Friends is for ambulatory adults with intellectual disabilities who have graduated high school, their parents, family and their mentoring typical friends. Through a monthly activity with a learning and/or philanthropic community service component, these life skills and public service projects create a bond for those with ID. For parents, family and friends, in addition to enjoying a memorable event, time is spent discussing with one other issues facing the family unit. Informational sessions with speakers and discussion forums are also planned for the family throughout the year.
View Social GroupMon River Arts: The Penguin Project
Hosted by Mon River Arts. The Penguin Project is a national organization dedicated to providing accessible theatre and performing arts opportunities. The program is open to any individual aged 10-21 with a disability. The Penguin Project is free to all participants but will have limited enrollment spots. They serve individuals from any area as long as they are willing to travel. This program would be most attractive to students in Allegheny County, Westmoreland County, and Washington County given the location. However, they welcome students from any area.
View Social GroupCreative Citizen Studios
Based in Pittsburgh, Creative Citizen Studios (CCS) uses art to bring people of all abilities together. They work with adult artists with intellectual or developmental disabilities to make, exhibit, and sell their work. Their weekly art classes, workshops, and exhibit opportunities help promote our artists while connecting them with a larger community of artists.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupBand Together Pittsburgh: Autism Open Mics
Band Together Pittsburgh hosts regular open mic sessions for those on the spectrum to create and perform music. Everyone is welcome to come and have fun, regardless of musical experience. They have mics, keyboards, guitars, amps, and percussion available. Enjoy the music and make some new friends! Band Together Pittsburgh uses music to inspire and enrich the lives of those on the autism spectrum, enabling integration with family, friends, and society as a whole.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupIn Toto: Inclusive Autism Program
The Inclusive Autism Program at in Toto Community Resource Center exists to engage autistic and neurodiverse people of all ages to connect and thrive. Through a welcoming, inclusive, and non-clinical approach, they provide a stable environment of support for people and groups in need of community. Join over Zoom for social and skill-based groups such as Cooking with Krystin, or Minecraft. Register to attend an in-person group like Game Day or Adult Group. In Toto is a Community Resource Center in Zelienople, PA with accessible support services. They offer support groups, educational workshops, resource referrals, and more.
View Social GroupNot Forgotten Home and Community Services: Community Activities
Hosted by Not Forgotten Home and Community Services (NFHCS). They offer a variety of community activities such as art classes, fitness events, cooking groups, garden clubs, dance parties, games, karaoke and so much more! Program activities are community-oriented and designed to provide individuals with all-inclusive options. They currently have three creative locations that offer activities within all areas of the Pittsburgh region.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
View Social GroupOpen Up Pittsburgh
Free movement classes for individuals with disabilities. Open Up's mission is to teach mindfulness tools through movement and art practices that center people living with disabilities. Their programs are open to all who identify as having a disability and those who do not. They are for everyone.
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Armstrong County
10 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupMilestone HCQU West: Next Chapter Book Club
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities who love stories, or are simply excited to meet new people, are invited to join Next Chapter Book Club. Anyone age 16 and over can participate, no matter their reading or ability level. The Milestone Health Care Quality Units serve 18 western Pennsylvania counties by providing training to developmental disability providers, thus setting the standard for care.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupIn Toto: Inclusive Autism Program
The Inclusive Autism Program at in Toto Community Resource Center exists to engage autistic and neurodiverse people of all ages to connect and thrive. Through a welcoming, inclusive, and non-clinical approach, they provide a stable environment of support for people and groups in need of community. Join over Zoom for social and skill-based groups such as Cooking with Krystin, or Minecraft. Register to attend an in-person group like Game Day or Adult Group. In Toto is a Community Resource Center in Zelienople, PA with accessible support services. They offer support groups, educational workshops, resource referrals, and more.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Beaver County
10 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupMilestone HCQU West: Next Chapter Book Club
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities who love stories, or are simply excited to meet new people, are invited to join Next Chapter Book Club. Anyone age 16 and over can participate, no matter their reading or ability level. The Milestone Health Care Quality Units serve 18 western Pennsylvania counties by providing training to developmental disability providers, thus setting the standard for care.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupIn Toto: Inclusive Autism Program
The Inclusive Autism Program at in Toto Community Resource Center exists to engage autistic and neurodiverse people of all ages to connect and thrive. Through a welcoming, inclusive, and non-clinical approach, they provide a stable environment of support for people and groups in need of community. Join over Zoom for social and skill-based groups such as Cooking with Krystin, or Minecraft. Register to attend an in-person group like Game Day or Adult Group. In Toto is a Community Resource Center in Zelienople, PA with accessible support services. They offer support groups, educational workshops, resource referrals, and more.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Bedford County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Berks County
9 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupNew Horizons Club
The New Horizons Club provides mentored opportunities for adults on the Autism Spectrum to socialize, connect with their communities, and live life as fully as possible. The club aspires for each of its members to enjoy the benefits of a vibrant social network. By finding a sense of community and building lifelong friendships, members inspire one another to try new things, obtain meaningful employment, and work toward independent living.
View Social GroupUnending Promise: Meet UP Social and Support Groups
Unending Promise is pleased to offer a variety of opportunities for individuals and families living with autism to come together to discuss daily victories and challenges. The hope is that members may learn from each other and develop a sense of community. Unending Promise was founded as a way to help children with autism throughout their adult lives. Their mission is to provide individuals living with autism, primarily in Berks County, Pennsylvania, opportunities to learn meaningful skills in a safe and productive environment.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Blair County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Bradford County
8 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
View Social GroupRiver Valley Regional YMCAs: Superstars
SUPERSTARS is a movement class hosted by the YMCA where participants can develop motor skills, coordination, stamina, and strength. More importantly, the class is an opportunity to make friends, provide a safe environment for self-advocacy, and have fun!
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Bucks County
12 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupBucks County Center for Independent Living: Young Adult Group
Hosted by Bucks County Center for Independent Living (BCCIL). Come meet new friends and learn new skills! BCCIL was created to be run by and for people with disabilities, and offer support, advocacy, and information on empowerment in the attainment of independence from a peer viewpoint.
View Social GroupNew Horizons Club
The New Horizons Club provides mentored opportunities for adults on the Autism Spectrum to socialize, connect with their communities, and live life as fully as possible. The club aspires for each of its members to enjoy the benefits of a vibrant social network. By finding a sense of community and building lifelong friendships, members inspire one another to try new things, obtain meaningful employment, and work toward independent living.
View Social GroupAutism Cares Foundation
The Autism Cares Foundation's (ACF)'s guiding vision is to enrich the lives of those with autism today and build a brighter tomorrow. They provide a year round calendar of events and activities that children and young adults with autism can participate in on a regularly scheduled basis.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupBucks County Center for Independent Living: Young Adult Group
Hosted by Bucks County Center for Independent Living (BCCIL). Young adults in Bucks county (ages 14-25) are invited to join the young adult group. Learn new skills and meet new friends! BCCIL was created to be run by and for people with disabilities, and offer support, advocacy, and information on empowerment in the attainment of independence from a peer viewpoint.
View Social GroupAutistic Art Coalition of Philadelphia
The goal of AACOPhilly is to serve autistic, neurodiverse, and intellectually disabled individuals in Philadelphia and the surrounding area. They provide a safe space to create art, share, and show work guided by art professionals.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Butler County
10 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupMilestone HCQU West: Next Chapter Book Club
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities who love stories, or are simply excited to meet new people, are invited to join Next Chapter Book Club. Anyone age 16 and over can participate, no matter their reading or ability level. The Milestone Health Care Quality Units serve 18 western Pennsylvania counties by providing training to developmental disability providers, thus setting the standard for care.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupIn Toto: Inclusive Autism Program
The Inclusive Autism Program at in Toto Community Resource Center exists to engage autistic and neurodiverse people of all ages to connect and thrive. Through a welcoming, inclusive, and non-clinical approach, they provide a stable environment of support for people and groups in need of community. Join over Zoom for social and skill-based groups such as Cooking with Krystin, or Minecraft. Register to attend an in-person group like Game Day or Adult Group. In Toto is a Community Resource Center in Zelienople, PA with accessible support services. They offer support groups, educational workshops, resource referrals, and more.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Cambria County
8 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Cameron County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Carbon County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Centre County
9 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupACRES Project: Social Outreach Programs
Hosted by Adults Creating Residential Employment Solutions (ACRES). The ACRES Project does not force socialization, but provides opportunities for people to connect in safe spaces. ACRES hosts regular social opportunities for neurodiverse people to connect with each other and their community. Most of social activities are led by and for neurodivergent participants themselves. ACRES strives to build a safe, inclusive community that bridges gaps in services for neurodivergent people through social, educational, and vocational programs.
View Social GroupBoy Scouts of America: Troop 339
A scouting troop for individuals with disabilities in the State College area. This scout troop is for adult males with disabilities and is led by Penn State students. Come earn merit badges and have fun getting to know fellow scouts and PSU students! The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Chester County
9 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupNew Horizons Club
The New Horizons Club provides mentored opportunities for adults on the Autism Spectrum to socialize, connect with their communities, and live life as fully as possible. The club aspires for each of its members to enjoy the benefits of a vibrant social network. By finding a sense of community and building lifelong friendships, members inspire one another to try new things, obtain meaningful employment, and work toward independent living.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupAutistic Art Coalition of Philadelphia
The goal of AACOPhilly is to serve autistic, neurodiverse, and intellectually disabled individuals in Philadelphia and the surrounding area. They provide a safe space to create art, share, and show work guided by art professionals.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Clarion County
10 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Clarion and Venango Counties: Monthly Paint and Sip
Get ready for a day of creativity, laughter, and a splash of fun at The Arc of Clarion and Venango Counties' monthly Paint and Sip. Limited spots are available. Secure your canvas 1 week in advance and join for an evening of artistic expression. The Arc of Clarion and Venango Counties is a grassroots, non-profit organization offering fully inclusive quality supports to people who experience intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupMilestone HCQU West: Next Chapter Book Club
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities who love stories, or are simply excited to meet new people, are invited to join Next Chapter Book Club. Anyone age 16 and over can participate, no matter their reading or ability level. The Milestone Health Care Quality Units serve 18 western Pennsylvania counties by providing training to developmental disability providers, thus setting the standard for care.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupIn Toto: Inclusive Autism Program
The Inclusive Autism Program at in Toto Community Resource Center exists to engage autistic and neurodiverse people of all ages to connect and thrive. Through a welcoming, inclusive, and non-clinical approach, they provide a stable environment of support for people and groups in need of community. Join over Zoom for social and skill-based groups such as Cooking with Krystin, or Minecraft. Register to attend an in-person group like Game Day or Adult Group. In Toto is a Community Resource Center in Zelienople, PA with accessible support services. They offer support groups, educational workshops, resource referrals, and more.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Clearfield County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Clinton County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Columbia County
9 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupADERS: Adult Socialization Group
Autism Diagnostic Evaluations Resources and Services (ADERS) is a non-profit formed by autism advocates with a mission to help those with autism in need. The group meets throughout the Columbia county area on Thursdays from 2-3 PM. ADERS was formed so autism services in Central, PA could be more of a “one stop shop” for better early diagnosis, early intervention with Applied Behavior Analysis, IEP/ advocacy assistance, and adult services by certified professionals.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Susquehanna Valley: Self-Advocates of the Susquehanna Valley Program
The Arc Susquehanna Valley offers many programs and services specifically for self-advocates. They expand what they offer every year with feedback from you, self-advocates, and families. The Arc of Susquehanna Valley provides advocacy and resources for citizens of the Susquehanna Valley area.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Crawford County
11 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Crawford County: OASIS
Hosted by The Arc of Crawford County. OASIS is a base-funded program that occurs once a month. It is a monthly outing for individuals 18+ with intellectual and developmental disabilities from all agencies in Crawford County. The Arc of Crawford County promotes and protects the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and actively supports their full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetimes.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Crawford County: Drop In Center
Hosted by The Arc of Crawford County. The Drop In Center is a FREE place for individuals 18 and older to gather for social and recreational opportunities. The Arc of Crawford County promotes and protects the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and actively supports their full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetimes.
View Social GroupMilestone HCQU West: Next Chapter Book Club
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities who love stories, or are simply excited to meet new people, are invited to join Next Chapter Book Club. Anyone age 16 and over can participate, no matter their reading or ability level. The Milestone Health Care Quality Units serve 18 western Pennsylvania counties by providing training to developmental disability providers, thus setting the standard for care.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania: Therapeutic Programming for the Lifespan
Autism Society NWPA offers many therapeutic, evidence-based programs for individuals on the Autism spectrum throughout their lifespan. The therapeutic programs are designed to develop seven categories of life skills necessary for success. These consist of executive functioning skills, practical living skills, personal care, job skills, personal safety, people skills, and communication. These programs are open to all individuals living with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The Autism Society NWPA provides support for individuals and families living with an autism spectrum disorder in Erie, Crawford, Venango, and Mercer Counties.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Cumberland County
21 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupNeurodiverse Network: Crafts and Game Night for Neurodivergent Adults
Neurodiverse Network welcomes you to their crafts and game night for Neurodivergent Adults. This is a monthly meeting that happens on the second Tuesday of the month from 6:00pm-8:00PM. This event is for any neurodivergent adult, no diagnosis is necessary. Neurodiverse Network, Inc. is a nonprofit in the Harrisburg, PA area focused on providing advocacy, education, resources, and bringing a sense of community to neurodivergent individuals and their families, in order to offer them a better quality of life.
View Social GroupNeurodiverse Network: Parents Night Out
Drop your kids of with the Neurodiverse Network on the 2nd Saturday of the month from 5:30pm-8:30pm for the evening. Enjoy a kid free experience while your children have fun with other kids in the community center space! Neurodiverse Network, Inc. is a nonprofit in the Harrisburg, PA area focused on providing advocacy, education, resources, and bringing a sense of community to neurodivergent individuals and their families, in order to offer them a better quality of life.
View Social GroupNeurodiverse Network: New Skill Saturday
Join the Neurodiverse Network for the unique opportunity to learn a new skill! On Saturdays they offer community classes led by educated peers or professionals. Learn things like gardening, sewing, computer skills, 3D printing and more! Neurodiverse Network, Inc. is a nonprofit in the Harrisburg, PA area focused on providing advocacy, education, resources, and bringing a sense of community to neurodivergent individuals and their families, in order to offer them a better quality of life.
View Social GroupNeurodiverse Network: Early Years Play Group
Join the Neurodiverse Network for the Early Years Play Group on the first and 3rd Friday of the month from 9:10-9:30AM. Parents and children have an inclusive safe place for meeting and socializing on Friday mornings! All families are welcome, this is a great opportunity to meet other parents with kids of a similar age! Neurodiverse Network, Inc. is a nonprofit in the Harrisburg, PA area focused on providing advocacy, education, resources, and bringing a sense of community to neurodivergent individuals and their families, in order to offer them a better quality of life.
View Social GroupNeurodiverse Network: Kids Community Club
Join the Neurodiverse Network for the Kids Community Club on Wednesdays from 4:30pm-6:30pm. Children meet after school for study time, socializing, and community service related tasks (such as walking through New Cumberland to clean up litter) on Wednesdays. Neurodiverse Network, Inc. is a nonprofit in the Harrisburg, PA area focused on providing advocacy, education, resources, and bringing a sense of community to neurodivergent individuals and their families, in order to offer them a better quality of life.
View Social GroupNeurodiverse Network: Friday Flow
Join Neurodiverse Network for a yoga session on the first and third Friday of the month, from 7-8pm at their community center. Neurodiverse Network, Inc. is a nonprofit in the Harrisburg, PA area focused on providing advocacy, education, resources, and bringing a sense of community to neurodivergent individuals and their families, in order to offer them a better quality of life.
View Social GroupAutism York: Family Social Events
Autism York hosts a variety of autism-friendly, family social events. The goal of the Family Social Events is to build a sense of community and to offer an opportunity for connection among attendees. Events are offered FREE or low cost to individuals with autism and their immediate family. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupAutism York: Adult Autism Meet-Up Group
Hosted by Autism York, the Adult Autism Meet-Up Group meets monthly from September – May. This group provides an opportunity for older teens and adults (age 18 and up) with autism to meet for support, self-advocacy, networking, conversation, and fun. These events are free or low-cost for individuals with autism and one guest. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupAutism York: Teen Autism Meet-Up Group
Hosted by Autism York, the Teen Autism Meet-Up Group meets monthly from September – November and January - May. It is open to Teens ages 13 – 17 and is designed to facilitate new friendships among teens on the autism spectrum. These events are free or low cost to teens and one parent, who is required to accompany them. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupSpectrum Friends of Greater Harrisburg
Spectrum Friends of Greater Harrisburg is a support group for adults on the autism spectrum run by self-advocates. The group is for adults 18 years old and up. They also have monthly outings for more fun and friendship. The group meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month.
View Social GroupCenter for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania: A.N.D. Social Group
Hosted by the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania. Join the Access Not Denied (A.N.D.) Social Group. Connect on Zoom and chat! The mission of the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania is to eliminate and prevent barriers that people with disabilities experience by providing ongoing advocacy and offering innovative programs and services.
View Social GroupDiscord: Central PA Autism Community
This is an online group hosted through Discord for autistic individuals to meet, connect, and socialize with others.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupDauphin County Area Social Table Top Game Group
This social group is for adults on the spectrum (18+) who are looking for a safe and friendly group to play Table Top Role Play Games (RPG's) in person in the Dauphin County area.
View Social GroupNeurodiverse Network: LEGO and Games Night
Join Neurodiverse Network for a FREE all-ages LEGO and game night on the second Friday of the month 5-7 at their community center. Neurodiverse Network, Inc. is a nonprofit in the Harrisburg, PA area focused on providing advocacy, education, resources, and bringing a sense of community to neurodivergent individuals and their families, in order to offer them a better quality of life.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Dauphin County
15 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupAutism York: Family Social Events
Autism York hosts a variety of autism-friendly, family social events. The goal of the Family Social Events is to build a sense of community and to offer an opportunity for connection among attendees. Events are offered FREE or low cost to individuals with autism and their immediate family. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupAutism York: Adult Autism Meet-Up Group
Hosted by Autism York, the Adult Autism Meet-Up Group meets monthly from September – May. This group provides an opportunity for older teens and adults (age 18 and up) with autism to meet for support, self-advocacy, networking, conversation, and fun. These events are free or low-cost for individuals with autism and one guest. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupAutism York: Teen Autism Meet-Up Group
Hosted by Autism York, the Teen Autism Meet-Up Group meets monthly from September – November and January - May. It is open to Teens ages 13 – 17 and is designed to facilitate new friendships among teens on the autism spectrum. These events are free or low cost to teens and one parent, who is required to accompany them. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupSpectrum Friends of Greater Harrisburg
Spectrum Friends of Greater Harrisburg is a support group for adults on the autism spectrum run by self-advocates. The group is for adults 18 years old and up. They also have monthly outings for more fun and friendship. The group meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month.
View Social GroupCenter for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania: A.N.D. Social Group
Hosted by the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania. Join the Access Not Denied (A.N.D.) Social Group. Connect on Zoom and chat! The mission of the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania is to eliminate and prevent barriers that people with disabilities experience by providing ongoing advocacy and offering innovative programs and services.
View Social GroupThe Arc Dauphin County: Horticulture and Cooking Classes
Hosted by The Arc Dauphin County. A specialized class with a master gardener teaches high school students to learn self-sufficiency skills. By learning to grow various plants, herbs, and vegetables teaches various skills to help one take care of something beyond themselves. Then taking many ingredients the students grew themselves to cook a delicious meal. The mission at The Arc of Dauphin County is to provide neighbors diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disabilities the resources and skills to live their best lives.
View Social GroupDiscord: Central PA Autism Community
This is an online group hosted through Discord for autistic individuals to meet, connect, and socialize with others.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupDauphin County Area Social Table Top Game Group
This social group is for adults on the spectrum (18+) who are looking for a safe and friendly group to play Table Top Role Play Games (RPG's) in person in the Dauphin County area.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Delaware County
9 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupNew Horizons Club
The New Horizons Club provides mentored opportunities for adults on the Autism Spectrum to socialize, connect with their communities, and live life as fully as possible. The club aspires for each of its members to enjoy the benefits of a vibrant social network. By finding a sense of community and building lifelong friendships, members inspire one another to try new things, obtain meaningful employment, and work toward independent living.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupAutistic Art Coalition of Philadelphia
The goal of AACOPhilly is to serve autistic, neurodiverse, and intellectually disabled individuals in Philadelphia and the surrounding area. They provide a safe space to create art, share, and show work guided by art professionals.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Elk County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Erie County
8 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania: Therapeutic Programming for the Lifespan
Autism Society NWPA offers many therapeutic, evidence-based programs for individuals on the Autism spectrum throughout their lifespan. The therapeutic programs are designed to develop seven categories of life skills necessary for success. These consist of executive functioning skills, practical living skills, personal care, job skills, personal safety, people skills, and communication. These programs are open to all individuals living with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The Autism Society NWPA provides support for individuals and families living with an autism spectrum disorder in Erie, Crawford, Venango, and Mercer Counties.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Fayette County
8 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Forest County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Franklin County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Fulton County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Greene County
8 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Huntingdon County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
View Social Group
Indiana County
9 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupMilestone HCQU West: Next Chapter Book Club
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities who love stories, or are simply excited to meet new people, are invited to join Next Chapter Book Club. Anyone age 16 and over can participate, no matter their reading or ability level. The Milestone Health Care Quality Units serve 18 western Pennsylvania counties by providing training to developmental disability providers, thus setting the standard for care.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Jefferson County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Juniata County
8 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupCenter for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania: A.N.D. Social Group
Hosted by the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania. Join the Access Not Denied (A.N.D.) Social Group. Connect on Zoom and chat! The mission of the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania is to eliminate and prevent barriers that people with disabilities experience by providing ongoing advocacy and offering innovative programs and services.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Lackawanna County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Lancaster County
12 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupAutism York: Family Social Events
Autism York hosts a variety of autism-friendly, family social events. The goal of the Family Social Events is to build a sense of community and to offer an opportunity for connection among attendees. Events are offered FREE or low cost to individuals with autism and their immediate family. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupAutism York: Adult Autism Meet-Up Group
Hosted by Autism York, the Adult Autism Meet-Up Group meets monthly from September – May. This group provides an opportunity for older teens and adults (age 18 and up) with autism to meet for support, self-advocacy, networking, conversation, and fun. These events are free or low-cost for individuals with autism and one guest. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupAutism York: Teen Autism Meet-Up Group
Hosted by Autism York, the Teen Autism Meet-Up Group meets monthly from September – November and January - May. It is open to Teens ages 13 – 17 and is designed to facilitate new friendships among teens on the autism spectrum. These events are free or low cost to teens and one parent, who is required to accompany them. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupDiscord: Central PA Autism Community
This is an online group hosted through Discord for autistic individuals to meet, connect, and socialize with others.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupNeurodiversity Cocalico Valley
***Formerly Spectrum Friends Lebanon*** Meets on the first Saturday of each month from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Lawrence County
10 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupMilestone HCQU West: Next Chapter Book Club
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities who love stories, or are simply excited to meet new people, are invited to join Next Chapter Book Club. Anyone age 16 and over can participate, no matter their reading or ability level. The Milestone Health Care Quality Units serve 18 western Pennsylvania counties by providing training to developmental disability providers, thus setting the standard for care.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupIn Toto: Inclusive Autism Program
The Inclusive Autism Program at in Toto Community Resource Center exists to engage autistic and neurodiverse people of all ages to connect and thrive. Through a welcoming, inclusive, and non-clinical approach, they provide a stable environment of support for people and groups in need of community. Join over Zoom for social and skill-based groups such as Cooking with Krystin, or Minecraft. Register to attend an in-person group like Game Day or Adult Group. In Toto is a Community Resource Center in Zelienople, PA with accessible support services. They offer support groups, educational workshops, resource referrals, and more.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Lebanon County
10 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupCenter for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania: A.N.D. Social Group
Hosted by the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania. Join the Access Not Denied (A.N.D.) Social Group. Connect on Zoom and chat! The mission of the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania is to eliminate and prevent barriers that people with disabilities experience by providing ongoing advocacy and offering innovative programs and services.
View Social GroupDiscord: Central PA Autism Community
This is an online group hosted through Discord for autistic individuals to meet, connect, and socialize with others.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupNeurodiversity Cocalico Valley
***Formerly Spectrum Friends Lebanon*** Meets on the first Saturday of each month from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Lehigh County
11 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupNew Horizons Club
The New Horizons Club provides mentored opportunities for adults on the Autism Spectrum to socialize, connect with their communities, and live life as fully as possible. The club aspires for each of its members to enjoy the benefits of a vibrant social network. By finding a sense of community and building lifelong friendships, members inspire one another to try new things, obtain meaningful employment, and work toward independent living.
View Social GroupLehigh Valley Center for Independent Living: CommUnity Club
Hosted by the Lehigh Valley Center for Independent Living (LVCIL). CommUnity Club is a social group for young adults with disabilities ages 18+. The club is a great way for young adults to meet new people, build lasting friendships, and learn about independent living. LVCIL is a non-profit organization based in Allentown, PA that provides services and support to people with all types of disabilities.
View Social GroupAutism Society Lehigh Valley: Adult and Teen Social Programming
Hosted by Autism Society Lehigh Valley (ASLV). They have a monthly Friday night social group with food, games, karaoke, and music. They also have a Monday night social connections group, as well as a Creative Abilities program for adults interested in the arts and theater. ASLV is a volunteer parent organization dedicated to supporting individuals with autism and their families who live in the Lehigh Valley.
View Social GroupLehigh Valley Center for Independent Living: School To Life
Hosted by Lehigh Valley Center for Independent Living. Goals of the Program: Learning independent living skills, advocacy, leadership, teamwork, and communication skills. Engaging in social and recreational activities with peers. Working together to learn self-advocacy and systems advocacy skills. LVCIL is a non-profit organization based in Allentown, PA that provides services and support to people with all types of disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Luzerne County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Lycoming County
8 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
View Social GroupRiver Valley Regional YMCAs: Superstars
SUPERSTARS is a movement class hosted by the YMCA where participants can develop motor skills, coordination, stamina, and strength. More importantly, the class is an opportunity to make friends, provide a safe environment for self-advocacy, and have fun!
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McKean County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Mercer County
12 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Mercer County: Autism Social Group
Hosted by The Arc of Mercer County. Teens (age 15 or older) and young adults with high functioning autism and Asperger’s syndrome meet every month at MCAR to socialize, battle one another in Wii games, work on computers, watch movies, compare trading cards, and just be themselves. Since 1952, The Arc of Mercer County has been the leading service provider in Mercer County for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupMilestone HCQU West: Next Chapter Book Club
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities who love stories, or are simply excited to meet new people, are invited to join Next Chapter Book Club. Anyone age 16 and over can participate, no matter their reading or ability level. The Milestone Health Care Quality Units serve 18 western Pennsylvania counties by providing training to developmental disability providers, thus setting the standard for care.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania: Therapeutic Programming for the Lifespan
Autism Society NWPA offers many therapeutic, evidence-based programs for individuals on the Autism spectrum throughout their lifespan. The therapeutic programs are designed to develop seven categories of life skills necessary for success. These consist of executive functioning skills, practical living skills, personal care, job skills, personal safety, people skills, and communication. These programs are open to all individuals living with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The Autism Society NWPA provides support for individuals and families living with an autism spectrum disorder in Erie, Crawford, Venango, and Mercer Counties.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupIn Toto: Inclusive Autism Program
The Inclusive Autism Program at in Toto Community Resource Center exists to engage autistic and neurodiverse people of all ages to connect and thrive. Through a welcoming, inclusive, and non-clinical approach, they provide a stable environment of support for people and groups in need of community. Join over Zoom for social and skill-based groups such as Cooking with Krystin, or Minecraft. Register to attend an in-person group like Game Day or Adult Group. In Toto is a Community Resource Center in Zelienople, PA with accessible support services. They offer support groups, educational workshops, resource referrals, and more.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Mifflin County
8 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupCenter for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania: A.N.D. Social Group
Hosted by the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania. Join the Access Not Denied (A.N.D.) Social Group. Connect on Zoom and chat! The mission of the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania is to eliminate and prevent barriers that people with disabilities experience by providing ongoing advocacy and offering innovative programs and services.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Monroe County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Montgomery County
9 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupNew Horizons Club
The New Horizons Club provides mentored opportunities for adults on the Autism Spectrum to socialize, connect with their communities, and live life as fully as possible. The club aspires for each of its members to enjoy the benefits of a vibrant social network. By finding a sense of community and building lifelong friendships, members inspire one another to try new things, obtain meaningful employment, and work toward independent living.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupAutistic Art Coalition of Philadelphia
The goal of AACOPhilly is to serve autistic, neurodiverse, and intellectually disabled individuals in Philadelphia and the surrounding area. They provide a safe space to create art, share, and show work guided by art professionals.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Montour County
8 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Susquehanna Valley: Self-Advocates of the Susquehanna Valley Program
The Arc Susquehanna Valley offers many programs and services specifically for self-advocates. They expand what they offer every year with feedback from you, self-advocates, and families. The Arc of Susquehanna Valley provides advocacy and resources for citizens of the Susquehanna Valley area.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Northampton County
12 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupDonerds Donuts: Coffee Club Connection for Adults on the Autism Spectrum
Donerds Donuts welcomes you to check out a bi-monthly coffee club for adults on the Autism Spectrum! They're hosting a space for Autistic individuals to come together, chat, and enjoy some coffee and donuts. Not only will there be tasty treats, they'll also be offering board games, trivia, sensory activities, and more.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Susquehanna Valley: Self-Advocates of the Susquehanna Valley Program
The Arc Susquehanna Valley offers many programs and services specifically for self-advocates. They expand what they offer every year with feedback from you, self-advocates, and families. The Arc of Susquehanna Valley provides advocacy and resources for citizens of the Susquehanna Valley area.
View Social GroupLehigh Valley Center for Independent Living: CommUnity Club
Hosted by the Lehigh Valley Center for Independent Living (LVCIL). CommUnity Club is a social group for young adults with disabilities ages 18+. The club is a great way for young adults to meet new people, build lasting friendships, and learn about independent living. LVCIL is a non-profit organization based in Allentown, PA that provides services and support to people with all types of disabilities.
View Social GroupAutism Society Lehigh Valley: Adult and Teen Social Programming
Hosted by Autism Society Lehigh Valley (ASLV). They have a monthly Friday night social group with food, games, karaoke, and music. They also have a Monday night social connections group, as well as a Creative Abilities program for adults interested in the arts and theater. ASLV is a volunteer parent organization dedicated to supporting individuals with autism and their families who live in the Lehigh Valley.
View Social GroupLehigh Valley Center for Independent Living: School To Life
Hosted by Lehigh Valley Center for Independent Living. Goals of the Program: Learning independent living skills, advocacy, leadership, teamwork, and communication skills. Engaging in social and recreational activities with peers. Working together to learn self-advocacy and systems advocacy skills. LVCIL is a non-profit organization based in Allentown, PA that provides services and support to people with all types of disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Northumberland County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Perry County
9 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupCenter for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania: A.N.D. Social Group
Hosted by the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania. Join the Access Not Denied (A.N.D.) Social Group. Connect on Zoom and chat! The mission of the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania is to eliminate and prevent barriers that people with disabilities experience by providing ongoing advocacy and offering innovative programs and services.
View Social GroupDiscord: Central PA Autism Community
This is an online group hosted through Discord for autistic individuals to meet, connect, and socialize with others.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Pike County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Potter County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Schuylkill County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Snyder County
8 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Susquehanna Valley: Self-Advocates of the Susquehanna Valley Program
The Arc Susquehanna Valley offers many programs and services specifically for self-advocates. They expand what they offer every year with feedback from you, self-advocates, and families. The Arc of Susquehanna Valley provides advocacy and resources for citizens of the Susquehanna Valley area.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Somerset County
8 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Sullivan County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Susquehanna County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
View Social Group
Tioga County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Union County
8 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Susquehanna Valley: Self-Advocates of the Susquehanna Valley Program
The Arc Susquehanna Valley offers many programs and services specifically for self-advocates. They expand what they offer every year with feedback from you, self-advocates, and families. The Arc of Susquehanna Valley provides advocacy and resources for citizens of the Susquehanna Valley area.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Venango County
11 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Clarion and Venango Counties: Monthly Paint and Sip
Get ready for a day of creativity, laughter, and a splash of fun at The Arc of Clarion and Venango Counties' monthly Paint and Sip. Limited spots are available. Secure your canvas 1 week in advance and join for an evening of artistic expression. The Arc of Clarion and Venango Counties is a grassroots, non-profit organization offering fully inclusive quality supports to people who experience intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupMilestone HCQU West: Next Chapter Book Club
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities who love stories, or are simply excited to meet new people, are invited to join Next Chapter Book Club. Anyone age 16 and over can participate, no matter their reading or ability level. The Milestone Health Care Quality Units serve 18 western Pennsylvania counties by providing training to developmental disability providers, thus setting the standard for care.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania: Therapeutic Programming for the Lifespan
Autism Society NWPA offers many therapeutic, evidence-based programs for individuals on the Autism spectrum throughout their lifespan. The therapeutic programs are designed to develop seven categories of life skills necessary for success. These consist of executive functioning skills, practical living skills, personal care, job skills, personal safety, people skills, and communication. These programs are open to all individuals living with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The Autism Society NWPA provides support for individuals and families living with an autism spectrum disorder in Erie, Crawford, Venango, and Mercer Counties.
View Social GroupIn Toto: Inclusive Autism Program
The Inclusive Autism Program at in Toto Community Resource Center exists to engage autistic and neurodiverse people of all ages to connect and thrive. Through a welcoming, inclusive, and non-clinical approach, they provide a stable environment of support for people and groups in need of community. Join over Zoom for social and skill-based groups such as Cooking with Krystin, or Minecraft. Register to attend an in-person group like Game Day or Adult Group. In Toto is a Community Resource Center in Zelienople, PA with accessible support services. They offer support groups, educational workshops, resource referrals, and more.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Warren County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Washington County
10 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc Washington County: Weekly Classes
Hosted by The Arc of Washington County. Weekly classes include adaptive Fitness, painting, drawing...and more creative opportunities! The Arc of Washington County is an affiliated chapter of the Arc of Pennsylvania and the Arc of the United States. Its mission promotes the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and actively supports their full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetime.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupMon River Arts: The Penguin Project
Hosted by Mon River Arts. The Penguin Project is a national organization dedicated to providing accessible theatre and performing arts opportunities. The program is open to any individual aged 10-21 with a disability. The Penguin Project is free to all participants but will have limited enrollment spots. They serve individuals from any area as long as they are willing to travel. This program would be most attractive to students in Allegheny County, Westmoreland County, and Washington County given the location. However, they welcome students from any area.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Wayne County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Westmoreland County
11 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupTeam Friends
Team Friends is for ambulatory adults with intellectual disabilities who have graduated high school, their parents, family and their mentoring typical friends. Through a monthly activity with a learning and/or philanthropic community service component, these life skills and public service projects create a bond for those with ID. For parents, family and friends, in addition to enjoying a memorable event, time is spent discussing with one other issues facing the family unit. Informational sessions with speakers and discussion forums are also planned for the family throughout the year.
View Social GroupMon River Arts: The Penguin Project
Hosted by Mon River Arts. The Penguin Project is a national organization dedicated to providing accessible theatre and performing arts opportunities. The program is open to any individual aged 10-21 with a disability. The Penguin Project is free to all participants but will have limited enrollment spots. They serve individuals from any area as long as they are willing to travel. This program would be most attractive to students in Allegheny County, Westmoreland County, and Washington County given the location. However, they welcome students from any area.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupAutism Caring Center: Social Calendar
Autism Caring Center's Social Opportunities provide a social environment that allows parents with children of various ages the opportunity to connect in a judgment-free zone while participating in social activities. Autism Caring Center is the area’s first autism resource center located in the south/southwest region of Pittsburgh. Their mission is to enhance the lives of the autism community by providing training, resources, advocacy, and support.
View Social GroupIn Toto: Inclusive Autism Program
The Inclusive Autism Program at in Toto Community Resource Center exists to engage autistic and neurodiverse people of all ages to connect and thrive. Through a welcoming, inclusive, and non-clinical approach, they provide a stable environment of support for people and groups in need of community. Join over Zoom for social and skill-based groups such as Cooking with Krystin, or Minecraft. Register to attend an in-person group like Game Day or Adult Group. In Toto is a Community Resource Center in Zelienople, PA with accessible support services. They offer support groups, educational workshops, resource referrals, and more.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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Wyoming County
7 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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York County
11 social groups
Theater Horizon: Autism Drama Program
Theater Horizon hosts theater classes for children and adults on the spectrum. Classes are offered both online and in-person, and tuition is on a pay-what-you-can scale. Theatre Horizon’s mission is to use the transformative power of storytelling to foster empathy and to create an inclusive home for artists, audiences, and students alike.
View Social GroupAutism York: Family Social Events
Autism York hosts a variety of autism-friendly, family social events. The goal of the Family Social Events is to build a sense of community and to offer an opportunity for connection among attendees. Events are offered FREE or low cost to individuals with autism and their immediate family. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupAutism York: Adult Autism Meet-Up Group
Hosted by Autism York, the Adult Autism Meet-Up Group meets monthly from September – May. This group provides an opportunity for older teens and adults (age 18 and up) with autism to meet for support, self-advocacy, networking, conversation, and fun. These events are free or low-cost for individuals with autism and one guest. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupAutism York: Teen Autism Meet-Up Group
Hosted by Autism York, the Teen Autism Meet-Up Group meets monthly from September – November and January - May. It is open to Teens ages 13 – 17 and is designed to facilitate new friendships among teens on the autism spectrum. These events are free or low cost to teens and one parent, who is required to accompany them. Autism York is a non-profit group operated by a board of volunteers dedicated to supporting the local autism community in York and the surrounding counties.
View Social GroupDiscord: Central PA Autism Community
This is an online group hosted through Discord for autistic individuals to meet, connect, and socialize with others.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Connection Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Previously known as the After School Hangout Series, the Include Me Connection Club (IMCC) aims to create meaningful and authentic connections among diverse student populations across the state of Pennsylvania. This program is designed for 3rd – 5th graders of diverse abilities and interests. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupThe Arc of Pennsylvania: Include Me Disability Acceptance Through Literature Book Club
Hosted by the Arc of Pennsylvania. Discussions center on understanding, acceptance, presuming competence, and friendship. These book studies are an innovative way to provide students interested in reading with a structured opportunity to connect with other students across Pennsylvania. In affiliation with The Arc of the United States, The Arc is the largest nationwide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Yoga
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair yoga sessions. This is a gentle form of yoga that can be done while sitting. It can improve your flexibility, concentration, and strength while boosting your mood, and reducing stress and joint strain. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupPA Family Network: Chair Dance Cardio
The PA Family Network hosts free, virtual, bi-weekly chair dance cardio sessions. This cardio class is meant to be a whole-body workout that’s actually fun! It’s good for your heart and it will get your body moving to your favorite songs. The PA Family Network provides family workshops and networking opportunities throughout PA, led by trained Family Advisors.
View Social GroupThe Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians: Youth Activities
Hosted by The Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP). LAMP offers activities and programming for youth patrons. In addition to a monthly virtual teen meet-up, youth patrons are invited to participate in Winter and Summer Reading Programs that include virtual programming, craft kits through the mail, incentives and prizes.
View Social GroupPennsylvania State Police: Sunny Day Camps
Hosted by the Pennsylvania State Police. This unique concept called Sunny Day Camp, was created as a way to promote good relations between police and children/adults of special needs. No one should be left out of learning about the law-enforcement agencies that serve their community!
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