18th Vera Bradley Bingo Night

Friday, April 5 Kiwanis on Devers St.
Doors open at 5:00 pm. Games begin at 6:00 pm.
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Providing support and promoting opportunities which enhance the lives of individuals within the autism spectrum and their families.

The ASCC’s monthly support groups are open to parents, professionals, and anyone who wishes to attend.

Monthly Meetings and Parent Education Presentation are offered September through May, except in December.

The ASCC offers two workshops which are led by Amy Perry Sparks, Autism Society of NC Autism Resource Specialist.

Camp Sunshine serves children and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) ages 3-21.

We have found new hope
We have found new hope for our twins future and the ASCC has played a role in their success. I believe that if parents have access to resources and information about Autism, this can have a huge impact on our babies’ futures as we are their biggest advocates. The ASCC has been this resource and an indispensable part of my personal “village” .
- Dana Williams
My kids learned so much
Through its many programs like parent education and support group meetings, and by means of its many services like information resource and referral, family packets, newsletter and Resource Directory, the ASCC strives to be a place where families, especially those of very young children, can turn to learn more and fear autism less.
- Nicole Vickers