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Welcome to the
ASACIC website!

As the Central Illinois Chapter of the Autism Society of America, we are proud to have the privilege to render service to the families, friends, and interested parties who have a connection to a person with autism. By standing together and sharing our hardships and joys, we make a better community for everyone.

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ASCI Location/Contact Information

Our contact information is listed below:

Autism Society of America Noll Medical Pavilion
5220 S. 6th St. Rd., Suite 1300
Springfield, IL 62703
217-585-1421
cdavisasacic@comcast.net.

Our Post Office Box Information is:

ASACIC
 P.O. Box 8781
 Springfield, IL 62791-8781
 We are looking forward to serving you!

 

2013 Camp Aspire

Plans are being made for the 2013 Camp Aspire. The 2012 Camp Aspire Event was a great success that provided lots of learning and fun for those attending. There were twelve children enrolled. They had a great time. Watch for our Newsletter and this website for updated information and the Camper Application. Hope that your child will be able to participate in this great camp event. For more information visit the Camp Aspire page or you can download the application here.

We Want to Hear from You!

ASACIC has developed a comprehensive survey to provide a voice for our local families facing autism. Please take a few minutes and click on the link below to let us know your family's priorities in terms of services and supports for autism. Please note that this survey seeks to identify community needs and is not representative of the chapter's current or future services. Click here to take survey

ASACIC has recently joined GoodSearch, a search engine which donates 50 percent of its sponsored search revenue to the charities and schools designated by its users. You use GoodSearch exactly as you would any other search engine. Because it's powered by Yahoo!, you get proven search results. Each time you search the Internet or shop online at one of GoodSearch's participating stores, a donation will be made to ASACIC at no cost to you! Click here for more information on how you can help us support our local autism community by doing what you do everyday!

Nellybean.com: Discounts for you = Fundraising for ASACIC!
ASACIC is working with Nellybean.com to provide discounts and deals to our members while generating some revenue for ourselves.  Nellybean.com provides a portal for merchants to send discounts and deals (called Nellys) via email/text message to members who have registered.  Members (you) can choose the businesses from whom they want to receive Nellys. Members also can choose organizations they want to support (such as ASACIC), who receive a percentage of all revenue paid by merchants based on the organizations that members have chosen to support. Simply sign up at Nellybean.com, subscribe to the merchants from whom you want to receive Nellys, and affiliate with ASACIC! Thanks for your support!

Support Group Meetings

Support group meetings for the fall of 2013 have been scheduled.  Click here for more information.

Yahoo Group

ASACIC also has an online mailing list which you can join. By joining this mailing list you will receive the latest news from ASACIC about events we have as well as be reminded about upcoming support group meetings. You can also use this forum to ask questions in between the support group meetings on any topic pertaining to autism and related issues we all face. support

In Other News:

Autism Now, the six-part PBS NewsHour autism report from Robert McNeil, is now online at http://www.autism-society.org/news/media.html. Check it out if you missed it on TV in April.

 

Interested in joining the Blogosphere? The national Autism Society has teamed up with blog network Autisable. This is a great spot to register for a blog and network online with other families affected by autism. See what's new at www.Autisable.com
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