An online support group for adults with autism to share successes and concerns, give and receive support, and be a part of a community that understands.
Meet Tom Grady
Program Intern
Tom Grady is a Junior Neuroscience and Biology student from Trinity College in Hartford, CT who is excited to be collaborating with Autism Society Greater Cincinnati as a Program Intern. Tom coordinates our social programs and support groups for kids, teens and adults.
In Hartford, Tom has worked and volunteered with a variety of nonprofit groups serving individuals with autism, working to provide high-quality recreational and social programs for people in his area. Tom has also collaborated with research labs at Trinity College and University of the Sciences, studying the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the family dynamics and well-being of young adults on the spectrum.
Book Review
Our next two books are "Going to School" and "Playing at the Playground," by Jenny McGraw.
These are the first 2 books in the My Social Building Blocks series by local Cincinnati author, Jenny McGraw. The first book, "Going to School," teaches children what to expect and how to be better prepared for their school day. The second book, "Playingat the Playground," provides a way for children to learn what to expect and be better prepared for a day at the playground.
Join us on Monday, October 4 at TPC at River’s Bend for a fun day of golf, hosted by Cisco, to support Autism Society Greater Cincinnati. The event will include a 4-person scramble, lunch, buffet dinner, spectacular raffle and auction items and an awards receptions following the golf. Registration starts at 10:30 a.m. and a shotgun start will be at noon.
Sponsorship opportunities are available, as well as individual and foursome golfer registrations. Space is limited – don’t miss out on a chance to play at one of the top golf courses in Greater Cincinnati and support ASGC at the same time!
Digital Sparkshas provided Autism Society Greater Cincinnati two iPads to help non-verbal individuals with autism spectrum disorder. The purpose of this grant is to help nonverbal children or adults with an autism spectrum disorder who are in need of an iPad for communication or educational support. The iPads will include the TouchChat app, a full-featured communication solution for individuals who have difficulty using their natural voice. To find out more and apply, email info@autismcincy.org. Applications will be accepted until August 20.
