The Autism Life Center hosted its 5th annaual Sensory Friendly Trick or Treat in Lima, giving families a fun and inclusive way to celebrate Halloween.
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Local nonprofits had the opportunity to pitch their programs in hopes of securing grant funding, with this year’s focus on youth mental health. Activate Allen County and the Mental Health Board of Allen, Auglaize, and Hardin counties, along with several sponsors, provided funding for the top three organizations, which were selected by audience members.
Since 2018, Autism "Rocks!" has invited the public out to learn more about autism and spread awareness to different parts of the region.
Everybody wants to feel like they are included, especially people with autism. That's why the Autism Life Center created "Autism Rocks" six years ago. The event not only raises awareness but promotes the growth of acceptance for people with autism. During the event this Saturday, there will be a variety of activities including their annual rock painting. Many of the rocks will be hidden across the region for others to find. Each one has a note on it, directing anyone who discovers it to learn more about autism. The public is invited to Ottawa Metro Park this Saturday to paint and help raise awareness.
BATH TOWNSHIP, OH (WLIO) - The rain broke on Saturday just in time for families to head to Ottawa Metro Park to paint rocks for autism awareness.
You might notice some colorful painted rocks in our area and it's to spread awareness about autism. The Autism Life Center spent the afternoon…
The finalists for the Lima Allen County Chamber’s Young Leader of the Year award share many characteristics, but most importantly they are making an impact on the community.
The Autism Life Center put together activity bags to help out people with sensory challenges this holiday season. The bags were handed out at the Lima Community Church and contained different activities for families to do together over the holidays.
The organization wanted to make sure that everyone was able to enjoy trick-or-treating this Halloween.
You might notice some colorful painted rocks in one of our Johnny Appleseed parks next time you visit, and it’s to spread awareness about autism.