Autism Evansville is a nonprofit organization committed to serving families affected by autism across seven counties in southwest Indiana: Vanderburgh, Posey, Gibson, Warrick, Pike, Spencer, and Knox.
Families may often feel lost, isolated, and don’t know what steps to take upon receiving a diagnosis. That’s where we come in. See our four autism-centered community programs below and visit the First Steps Upon Receiving An ASD Diagnosis tab to take the first steps to give your child the tools they need to thrive.
Forever improving the lives of individuals and families affected by autism spectrum disorder through partnerships for support, treatments, and care.
Autism Evansville has a passion for those affected individuals and their families. Our executive director, board of directors, and other volunteers oversee and administer all programs. Through partnerships with service providers, schools, and the local community, we carry out our mission.
Autism Evansville events bring individuals and families who have autism spectrum disorder, their siblings, and parents/caregivers together in a supportive recreational environment.
11.23.24. Merry, bright, and lots of glitter! ❤️💛
Autism Evansville is participating in The Festival of Trees at Evansville Regional Airport this year.
We had a great time decorating our tree with pictures of the families we serve, Christmas pop-it’s, and a train! 🚂
💛Autism Evansville: Acceptance, Advocate, Support, Empower
❤️Want to vote for our tree and help us win $1,000? Click here: Evansville Regional Airport and find our tree photo, and hit the Like/Love button!
💲To support our organization directly, click here: autismevansville.org/programs/donate/
Your support stays local & goes directly to the families we serve here at home!
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❤️💛 Calling Autism Evansville Families & Supporters: We Need You!
We’re participating in Evansville Regional Airport’s Festival of Trees, and we need your help to win $1,000!
🎄 Visit the airport’s original post and “Like” Autism Evansville’s tree to help us win.
💲Want to give to us instead? Your end of year donation helps us support Autism Evansville families right here at home: autismevansville.org/programs/donate/
Thank you!! ❤️💛
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11.21.24. What an honor for Autism Evansville to be 1 of 3 nonprofits organizations nominated for 100 Guys Who Care - Evansville.
While we didn’t walk away with the big prize, our work as an organization was highlighted in front of 100 men in our community who enjoy making a difference for local nonprofits!
It was an incredible night surrounded by friends and community members!
We are very grateful for the donation from Field & Main.
Autism Evansville continues to improve the lives of individuals & families in our community who need our love and support. 🩷
Congratulations to our friends at Feed Evansville for being the winner of the night!
In attendance were Kelsey Schapker, Executive Director; as well as Eddie Peterson, Joe Kingston, & Chris Roe from our Board of Directors; and our very talented and hard working Administrative Assistant, Missy Hamilton.
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Congratulations! So awesome!
What a blessing. ❤️
11.20.24. He’s back! Sensory Santa Claus will be visiting with Autism Evansville families on two dates: Dec. 14 & Dec. 21!
DETAILS:
🎅🏻 ALL families MUST register for this free event. Registration link will be posted on our Facebook page the first week of December.
🎅🏻 Santa will be visiting with families at our office:
Autism Evansville
3700 Bellemeade Avenue, Suite 116
Evansville, IN 47714
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We can’t wait! They had a blast last year. ❤️
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11.1.24. Autism Evansville would like to thank Evansville Regional Airport for their invitation to provide two days of community training on autism to their new team members, and a refresher for veteran employees, including the safety department and airline personnel.
We appreciate their deep understanding and commitment to our autism community!
EVV also highlighted their Sunflower Program, as well as their sensory kits, which are available to any traveler with a hidden disability, such as autism, anxiety, and more.
To learn more about our airport’s accessibility efforts for all, you can visit: flyevv.com/forevveryone
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📷 Photos: Provided by Evansville Regional Airport
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9.25.24. Autism Evansville would like to extend their deepest gratitude to the staff, volunteers, and players with On Cue Billiards for choosing Autism Evansville for their summer fundraiser!
Executive Director Kelsey Schapker and Board Member Joe Kingston accepted the check on behalf of Autism Evansville.
Kingston played a key role in representing our organization during this fundraiser, and we thank him for being an outstanding advocate for our community!
Thank you, OnCue, for your hard work and support for Autism Evansville! 🤍🎱
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Thanks you Dr. Roman today my niece who was born with autism is now a normal kid that does her home and school work herself and communicates, play with other kids in the neighborhood, we can't thank you enough Dr. Roman may God continue to bless you with great knowledge amen. Facebook Page.www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100083331971466
10.28.24. We’d like to thank our friends at Signarama for the invitation to speak to their staff! The staff was warm, welcoming, and asked insightful questions about Autism Evansville!
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10.28.24. THIS WEEKEND: Sensory Sunday at Children's Museum of Evansville!
•This will be our last Sensory Sunday event of 2024.
•Sunday, November 3, from 9am to 11:30am. This event is free and the entire family is welcome!
•cMoe will close at 11:30am and reopen to the general public at 12pm.
*This event is sponsored by Reach High Consulting and Therapy.
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10.25.24. We’d like to thank the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office for inviting Autism Evansville to provide autism training to their staff.
Such initiatives are important for enhancing, understanding, and creating more supportive environments for individuals on the autism spectrum.
This training can foster better communication and interactions between law enforcement and the community, ultimately promoting safety and awareness.
The dedicated men & women of the sheriff’s office provided insightful discussions and feedback all week, and we are grateful for their invitation!
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