Autism Society Inland Empire

Autism Society Inland Empire We create connections, empowering everyone in the Autism community with the resources needed to live

Last week, Autism Society Inland Empire spent time with the Riverside Fire Department, Station, training on implementin...
06/24/2026

Last week, Autism Society Inland Empire spent time with the Riverside Fire Department, Station, training on implementing their sensory kits. These kits are an important step toward building safer, more sensory‑aware responses during emergency situations.

We appreciate the department’s dedication to Autism‑affirming support and their commitment to learning strategies that honor the needs of our community.

06/23/2026

The 4th of July can be fun—and it can also bring big sounds, bright lights, and changes in routine. Every sensory experience is valid.

Here are a few ways to make the day feel more comfortable:

✨ Plan together
✨ Use sensory supports
✨ Choose quieter spaces
✨ Build in breaks
✨ Follow your child’s cues

There’s no “right” way to celebrate. Whether you enjoy fireworks from afar, stay home with glow sticks, or skip the noise altogether—your family’s comfort comes first.

Wishing you a safe, sensory‑friendly 4th of July. ❤️🤍💙
Autism Society Inland Empire

Every person has strengths that shape how they move through the world — strengths that deserve to be recognized, honored...
06/23/2026

Every person has strengths that shape how they move through the world — strengths that deserve to be recognized, honored, and uplifted.

This young man brings his own gifts to every space he enters. And you do, too.
Person‑centered thinking starts with one simple question:
What makes you amazing?

Not your productivity.
Not your achievements.
Just… you.

Share one of your strengths in the comments.
Let’s celebrate the things that make our community shine.

The Autism Society Inland Empire is committed to empowering families with the knowledge they need to help their loved on...
06/23/2026

The Autism Society Inland Empire is committed to empowering families with the knowledge they need to help their loved ones thrive. In 2025, major federal and state changes are taking effect that impacts how Regional Center services are accessed, planned, and delivered. Families deserve to understand these changes—clearly, confidently, and in plain language. Thanks to a grant from Inland Regional Center and the California Department of Developmental Services, we have created a new training series which we will hold in person all over Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.

Our Unlocking Regional Center Services training series helps parents learn:

- New IPP Requirements: Updated Individual Program Plan templates and a stronger focus on person‑centered planning mean your voice—and your child’s voice—matters more than ever.
- Home and Community‑Based Services (HCBS): New rules support inclusion, independence, and community‑based options. We’ll break down what this means for your family.
- Your Rights and Choices: With system changes, it’s important to know how to advocate, what services are available, and how to ensure the IPP reflects your child’s true needs.

As the Regional Center system evolves, our goal is simple:
to make sure every family understands the process, feels supported, and can confidently secure the services their loved one needs.

Corona, CA
Saturday, August 1, 2026
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
https://eventmobi.com/website/AutismSocietyCorona

San Bernardino, CA
Friday, September 18, 2026
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
https://eventmobi.com/website/AutismSocietySanBernardino

Big Bear, CA
Saturday, September 19, 2026
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Location coming soon!

Riverside, CA
Saturday, October 10, 2026
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
https://eventmobi.com/website/AutismSocietyRiverside

Victorville, CA
Friday, November 6, 2026
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
https://eventmobi.com/website/AutismSocietyVictorville

06/22/2026

When families notice differences or missed milestones, it’s not a sign that something is wrong — it’s a sign that support could help. Early evaluation gives families clarity, resources, and a path forward rooted in strengths.

Do you want to learn more? Go to: https://ieautism.org/starting-strong/

Share a strength, a passion, or something you’re proud of. We’d love to celebrate with you.
06/22/2026

Share a strength, a passion, or something you’re proud of. We’d love to celebrate with you.

June is packed with no‑cost and low‑cost events — both virtual and in‑person — designed to support autistic individuals,...
06/22/2026

June is packed with no‑cost and low‑cost events — both virtual and in‑person — designed to support autistic individuals, families, and caregivers across the Inland Empire. Whether you’re looking for connection, learning, or fun, there’s something for everyone.

From support groups and social meetups to trainings and family activities, our June calendar is built to be accessible, welcoming, and community‑driven.

💛 Join us this month and plug into a community that celebrates and supports you.
Explore all upcoming events at IEAutism.org.

Which June event are you most excited about?

At the Autism Society Inland Empire, we know that pediatric providers are often on the front lines supporting autistic y...
06/22/2026

At the Autism Society Inland Empire, we know that pediatric providers are often on the front lines supporting autistic youth, children with ADHD, and those with behavioral or mental health needs. The work is meaningful, complex, and ever‑evolving — and having access to the right support can make all the difference.

To strengthen that support, we’re highlighting a FREE resource for medical professionals: CAL‑MAP. CAL‑MAP connects physicians, NPs, PAs, and other pediatric clinicians with child mental health specialists who can provide guidance on:

✅ Diagnosis & treatment planning
✅ Medication management
✅ Care coordination & referrals
✅ Direct‑to‑family support
✅ Strategies for complex or challenging cases

This service is designed to support your clinical expertise, not replace it — offering a trusted partner when cases require additional insight or collaboration.

Medical professional caring for neurodivergent patients or those with behavioral health needs can access CAL‑MAP at no cost.
📞 Call: 800.253.2103
🌐 Register: cal-map.org

As a community organization dedicated to improving outcomes for autistic individuals and their families, we’re proud to share resources that help providers deliver confident, coordinated, and compassionate care.

Every person has strengths that shape how they learn, connect, and move through the world. This month, we’re celebrating...
06/21/2026

Every person has strengths that shape how they learn, connect, and move through the world. This month, we’re celebrating the talents, passions, and abilities that make each person uniquely amazing.
Your strengths matter — and they deserve to be seen.💛

Top reasons to donate your vehicle:- It's easy and the pick-up is free- Skip the hassles of selling a car- Avoid costly ...
06/21/2026

Top reasons to donate your vehicle:
- It's easy and the pick-up is free
- Skip the hassles of selling a car
- Avoid costly repairs
- Free up space in your garage or driveway
- It's better than a low trade-in offer

We accept cars, trucks, RVs and even boats! It’s easy, the pick-up is free, and your gift is tax-deductible. Call 951.220.6922 or learn more at IEAutism.org.

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