A Child's Voice Autism Foundation

04/11/2014

These are too cute!

A fan sent us a picture of these cool Puzzle Ribbon cats that her mother makes and gives away during National Autism Awareness Month. What products and items for autism awareness have you seen and loved so far this April? Share with us in the comment!

04/11/2014

Tomorrow is APRIL! We are excited to spend the month celebrating how we make "A Better World for Autism"! We have many exciting online events planned and don't forget to get connected with your Autism Society local affiliate for more activities and events during National Autism Awareness Month. What are you going to do this April to make "A Better World for Autism"?

10/06/2013

09/29/2013

Re-Post from Connie LePhiew, Founder
Almost 7 years ago, I poured my blood sweat and tears into starting a nonprofit foundation benefiting families of children with autism, aka A Child's Voice Autism Foundation. I vowed that I would fight for the rights of children with autism and other disabilities until my dying breath. It was my mission for 4 years until I became ill and could no longer serve, and then a mighty few individuals took it over so it wouldn't have to close. They have done an awesome job and faced many trials and challenges over these past years. Recently I have returned to the foundation board and while my ability to serve is very limited for now, I still have a spark of fight and am continually reminded by parents stories that the need is still there. My sincerest thanks to those of you who have carried and supported the foundation all these years.

09/28/2013

Autism Support Group Meeting
September 28th at 5 PM
Immanuel Baptist Church Monticello
1 mile West on Barkada Road from Hwy 425
* Please note this is not a board meeting. It is a support group meeting for families and individuals with autism.

09/28/2013

HEY EVERYONE! If you haven't had lunch, go check out The Coal Diamond restaurant by Piggly Wiggly. They are cooking ribs AND if you donate to A Child's Voice Autism Foundation, you will have a chance to win a cool Wine Bottle Press and Handwoven Tapestry from India which the owner Betty Perez donated to our cause. They are drawing at 2 and 4 pm. They've got live music til 4pm. Have a great meal and help and great organization. Happy Weekend!

09/19/2013

Attention Conference attendees: If you signed up to volunteer with us at this years conference, please re-register. Records for the conference were recently lost and we are working to rebuild our list. Thank you so much.

09/19/2013

Volunteers Needed: We are seeking individuals to help with various events through out the year. Please send us your contact info via private facebook message or contact Rondie White by email at [email protected] to be placed on the register.

When we have a need for helpers, we will contact you to see if you are available to help.All contributions, both large and small, will be greatly appreciated. There are so many different ways you can help. Thanks for your time and consideration.

09/18/2013

Autism Support Group Meeting
September 28th at 5 PM
Immanuel Baptist Church Monticello
1 mile West on Barkada Road from Hwy 425
* Please note this is not a board meeting. It is a support group meeting for families and individuals with autism.

09/18/2013

News Update:
Hello to everyone! Hope you are all off to a great school year. Please welcome our newest board of directors. They are off a great start with lots of new ideas.

Board of Directors (as of September 2013)

Rondie White - President
Henry Shifflet - Vice President
Deanna Doherty - Treasurer
Samantha Berryman - Secretary
Connie LePhiew - Founder & Ombudsman

Thank you for your service and dedication.
Rondie White, President

07/17/2013

The Art of Autism empowers autistic people and their families through the Arts which includes visual arts, music, blogging, poetry, dance, and other art forms.

07/17/2013

Multiple posts: Please forgive me if you are getting multiple posts as I am trying to work out some bugs in the settings on our page and do some site maintenance. Thanks, Connie LePhiew