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  Awareness

     Support

Acceptance

        Hope

Community Autism Resources

Events, Support Groups, Seminars

Join, Volunteer, Scholarships

OUR MISSION

To advocate and support meaningful participation in all aspects of life for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families in West Michigan. For more information and to share with your friends, download our brochure.

ABOUT

The things that make me different,

are the things that make me ME!

A.A. Milne / Winnie the Pooh

WHO WE ARE

Autism Support of West Shore (ASWS) is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization advocating and supporting meaningful participation in all aspects of life for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families throughout the West Michigan area. ASWS provides:

  • The HOPE newsletter—sharing personal stories, summaries of relevant events and calendar of activities locally and around the state

  • Informal social groups for families and those who care for individuals with ASD to meet, eat and share

  • Speaker series and workshops

  • Community family activities for individuals with ASD, parents and siblings

  • Scholarships for qualifying individuals and family for out of pocket cost for therapies, equipment, and services

  • Scholarships for teachers of individuals with ASD for training registration, micro businesses within the school community, and school or transportation equipment

  • Resource information (local and state) 

AWARENESS

Fostering a better understanding of the struggles and success individuals on the spectrum and their families face daily.

SUPPORT

Serving as a resource for parents, care providers and educators who are seeking information while offering support and financial assistance to families.

Acceptance

Providing social opportunities for families and advocating for understanding and acceptance in the broader community, including educational, treatment and religious settings.

HOPE

Facilitating a realistic vision for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families across the lifespan.

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