Additionally, Special Olympics Indiana might be an option for your family members who have an interest in playing a variety of sports. You are encouraged to check with various organizations in your community to inquire about their specialized programs and/or supports within existing programs to accommodate children and adults with disabilities, including individuals on the autism spectrum. Within this listing, you will notice a few programs offered by these types of organizations around Indiana.
Some programs have an “inclusion coordinator” or other staff designated to support children and/or adults with disabilities. For example, there are martial arts programs available in some communities for individuals with special needs, and there are martial arts programs that include people on the autism spectrum. More and more families are checking their local YMCA, Parks and Recreation department, and even private gyms, recreational facilities and local Girl Scout councils and finding that programs have been, or are being, developed for children and/or adults with disabilities. Parents are advised to investigate the opportunities presented below to determine the appropriateness of each activity for their family member. Some solely serve children and/or adults on the autism spectrum. Camps listed specifically serve persons with disabilities and/or include this population in their program. The Indiana Resource Center for Autism (IRCA) does not endorse any particular activity or organization on this list. Please note that this directory has been compiled and posted as a service to the community.
#CAMP DISCOVERY PRO SERIES#
Comprehensive Programming for Students Across the Autism Spectrum Training Series.Working With the Adults in the Classroom - Tailoring Your Support to Their Needs.Applied Behavior Analysis: Working Within Schools.Schedules: Examples from TEACCH® Training.Structured Tasks: Examples from TEACCH® Training.Work Systems: Examples from TEACCH® Training.Indiana Autism Spectrum Disorder Needs Assessment.
Diagnostic Criteria for Social (Pragmatic) Communication Disorder.Diagnostic Criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder.Introducing Your Child to the Diagnosis of Autism.For Adolescents and Adults: After You Receive the Diagnosis of an Autism Spectrum Disorder.After the Diagnosis: A Resource for Families Whose Child is Newly Diagnosed.How and Where to Obtain a Diagnosis/Assessment.
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