CCA was founded by Matthew Brennan, a Cincinnati area businessman and the father of a child with autism. Frustrated by the lack of services available and the desire to provide parents a place to go for information, Mr. Brennan founded the Center.
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- Location:
- Fairfield, OH, 45014
- Phone:
- 513-874-6789
- Mon - Fri:
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Sat:
- 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
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- Summer Wrap Up
Harbin Park
Friday, August 14 at 3:00pm
Cincinnati Center for Autism
Cincinnati Center for Autism The first planning meeting for Night of the Stars 2010 will be at the Center on December 10, from 6:00-7:30pm. Come to join a committee or just to get more information about this exciting event. Childcare will be available to those who RSVP.
Cincinnati Center for Autism
The Center is more secure due to a card access system, thanks to the generosity of Steve and Melanie Sharp of Digicom Systems.
http://www.digicom-systems.com/
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Cincinnati Center for Autism
Check out this link to the Cincinnati Enquirer article on Linden Grove, an alternative school to which many children with ASD attend. They are holding their 17th annual Thanksgiving Feast for current students & their families, as well as alumni.
http://nky.cincinnati.com/article/AB/200
nky.cincinnati.com
The eating part comes today when about 200 people - Linden Grove's 42 students, their families and alumni sit down for the annual Thanksgiving Feast.
Cincinnati Center for Autism With the generosity of Mark Bowen, CCA offered families the opportunity of having Holiday Photos taken in a high- comfort, and low- stress, atmosphere.
Cincinnati Center for Autism Save the Date. Our 2010 Night of the Stars event will be held on Thursday, April 22, 2010 at the Oasis Golf & Conference Center. Stay tuned for more information to follow!
Cincinnati Center for Autism Calling for Nominations for the 2010 Night of the Stars Honoree!! Contact Executive Director Amanda Sparks for more information.
Cincinnati Center for Autism Special Thanks to Betsey Shanahan who has agreed to Co-Chair our 2010 Night of the Stars charity dinner event!!!! Watch for volunteer opportunities as we move towards our 6th year of the event!!!!
Cincinnati Center for Autism To all Friends of the Center-we are trying to get 5,000 followers by the end of the year. Please put it out to your friends and family and let's get as many people as we can to support the Cincinnati Center for Autism and raise awareness of Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Cincinnati Center for Autism The Center will be closed November 26-28 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Cincinnati Center for Autism Come check out Vicki Sotack and her Hope Chest Keepsake Jewelry at CCA from 9am-1pm. http://www.hopechestkeepsakes.com/
www.hopechestkeepsakes.com
For more information or to inquire about placing an orderplease contact us at: Info@HopeChestKeepsakes.comOur new online catalog will be available Tuesday, November 17th!Please check back soon.
Cincinnati Center for Autism Autism and handwriting study sparks discussion/debate.
www.npr.org
Researchers who looked at handwriting samples found that children with autism struggle more than their peers to correctly form letters. The findings add to evidence that autism is a brain disorder that isn't limited to behavior, but affects motor skills, too.
Cincinnati Center for Autism With the generosity of Mark Bowen, CCA offered families the opportunity of having Holiday Photos taken in a high- comfort, and low- stress, atmosphere.
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Cincinnati Center for Autism changed their Hours.
