Assisting families in navigating the world of Autism
Autism Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania
We create connections, empowering everyone in the Autism community with the resources needed to live fully.
For over 25 years, the Autism Society NWPA has provided support for individuals and families living with an autism spectrum disorder in Erie, Crawford, Venango, and Mercer Counties.
As a local organization, Autism Society NWPA provides individuals and families with support, referrals, mentors, education, and most importantly a community of understanding. We are continuing to make efforts to increase our support across the lifespan for individuals and families living with an autism spectrum disorder.
We are creating a world where everyone in the Autism community is connected to the support they need, when they need it.
Leadership Service
Board & Committee Leadership Opportunities
Volunteers are an invaluable part of our team. Volunteers increase the quality of services and programming that we are able to provide. By connecting our volunteers’ skills with our community needs, we will ensure we can continue to provide essential support to individuals and families living with an autism spectrum disorder.
Board of Directors Opportunity ~ Autism Society desires individuals who reflect diversity including, but not limited to, age, gender, sexual orientation, geography, economic status, disability, and ethnicity. Serving on the board is a rewarding experience and an opportunity for personal and professional growth.
Board applications will be kept confidential and on file at the Autism Society NWPA office. Interested in applying:
About Us
Families recognize us as their trusted resource for therapies, education, and assistance. Families have few options for help. We provide access to the best information and resources available as well as entry into a kindhearted community network of parents, professionals, and educators throughout our service area.
Autism Society Northwestern Pennsylvania is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization
Please get in touch with the office (814) 455-3540 to view a copy of our Form 990
Events
Autism Society NWPA offers monthly FAMILY sensory and social opportunities for families to get together. The monthly outings are designed to develop: community awareness and interaction through structured community based experiences; and develop and maintain recreation and leisure skills. The outings are opened to all families living with an autism spectrum disorder.
23rd Annual Walk for Autism
SAVE THE DATE – Autism Society NWPA Flagship Event!
Saturday, April 27, 2024
Why should you be a part of this? Our Annual Walk for Autism stands as the Autism Society NWPA's flagship event each year. Your participation enables us to extend support throughout the year, offering Family Sensory and social Outings, Family Support Activities and Education, and Therapeutic programming across the lifespan. The year 2024 marks another exciting installment of our Annual Walk for Autism—an event known for its empowerment, fun, and family-friendly atmosphere! We invite YOU and your community to register, donate, and join us on April 27, 2024, making this the BEST Walk ever.
The Parsons Family Colleen, Mike, Mikey, Matty, and Jordyn PRE-REGISTRATION IS CLOSED! J JOIN US THIS SATURDAY, APRIL 27TH! WE’RE HAPPY AND THANKFUL FOR THE GREAT WEATHER. ON-SITE REGISTRATION OPENS AT 9:30 AM. On-site registration ($25.00 per Walker age 15 and older; $15.00 per Walker age 10 – 14) will …
Read More…Join us at Elevate Trampoline Park Offering dedicated time just for jumpers with Special Needs. Music is played at a lower volume and the park’s atmosphere is calmer. WHEN: Sunday May 19,2024 TIME: 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM COST: NON-MEMBERS/GUEST: $10.00 | AS MEMBERS $7.00 https://bit.ly/ElevateTrampoline ELEVATE SOCKS: Members …
Read More…New to 2024. Caregiver Lunch Bunch will meet 3 times a year. Bring your brown bag lunch for an hour of sharing, learning, and support. Join us!”
Read More…Join Autism Society NWPA as the SeaWolves take on the New Hampshire Fisher Cats A day at the ballpark will include: sensory break area reduced music levels Autism Society NWPA resources on the concourse First Pitch After every SeaWolves home game in 2024, kids 12 and younger get to run …
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