Presented by  First Steps Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities (Warrenton) Mighty Minds Playgroup is a fun, inclusive space designed for neurodivergent kids ages 6-11 to connect, explore, and grow together! In our weekly sessions, children are encouraged to build friendships, practice social skills, and enjoy sensory-friendly play activities tailored to their unique interests and strengths. […]

Friendship Group for Autistic Kids (suggested ages: 7 – 13): Meets Every Monday, from 6:00pm – 6:45pm. A place to meet, get to know each other, be silly, explore common interests, and make friends. On alternating Monday meetings, the group plays Minecraft. This group is meeting on-line, with occasional in person meetups. To register and […]

Presented by  First Steps Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities (Warrenton) Toddler Tuesday is a weekly playgroup tailored for neurodivergent children ages 0-5, offering a gentle introduction to social play and sensory-friendly activities. Each session is designed to help little ones explore, engage, and grow at their own pace in a safe and welcoming environment. From […]

(Online) Intersectional Identity Group - Support and Discussion Group for Autistic Adults with Intersectional Identities, age 18+  Meets online every Wednesday, from 5:30 to 7:00pm. The purpose of this group is to cultivate a safe space to process and discuss what it’s like to have an intersectional autistic identity in the world (e.g., autistic people […]

Presented by  First Steps Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities (Warrenton) Sip and Support is a welcoming gathering space for parents and caregivers of neurodivergent children to relax, recharge, and connect over coffee. In our casual, judgment-free environment, we share resources, advice, and experiences while enjoying a warm drink and good company. Sip and Support is […]

Presented by The Autism Society of Oregon Autistic Parents Parenting Group Connecting Autistic Parents This support group is for autistic parents. Our aim is to create a supportive space where you can share your experiences, challenges, and insights as autistic individuals raising children. This is not a parenting class; rather, it's a community where you […]