We are excited to share some sweet news! Freddie’s has chosen us to receive a special ice cream bar, making our March meeting extra special! This is a treat you won’t want to miss.
March 28th Meeting Details
📅 Date: Friday, March 28th, 2025
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Location: Englewood United Methodist Church, Rocky Mount
🍽️ Light dinner will be provided!
🍦 Enjoy a special ice cream bar from Freddie’s!
👶 Childcare services available upon request!
RSVP by March 26th!
📲 Call or text Barbara at 252-450-5000 to RSVP.
Please note: 🚨 There will be no April meeting, but we will be back in May with more great events!
Help Your Child Learn to Solve Problems and Get Along with Others
Parenting can be challenging, especially when dealing with a child who exhibits aggressive behavior. If you have a child between birth and age 5, we invite you to join the Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) Discussion Group for an insightful session on Fighting & Aggression.
This session, hosted by Down East Partnership for Children (DEPC), will provide parents with effective tips and strategies to help children manage emotions, solve problems, and develop positive social skills.
Event Details:
📅 Date: Tuesday, March 18
🕠 Time: 5:30 – 7:30 PM
📍 Location: In-person at DEPC
📌 Registration Required
What’s Included?
✅ Dinner & Child Care Provided – No need to worry about meals or childcare during the session.
✅ Weekly Gas Cards & Play Incentives – Get rewarded while learning valuable parenting strategies!
How to Register?
📌 Scan the QR code on the flyer (if you have a copy)
This program is supported by NC SNAP-ED, an initiative funded by USDA’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights on how to manage aggression in young children and foster a peaceful home environment. Join us and let’s work together to create positive parenting experiences!
New complaints follow years of a worsening shortage of special education teachers that’s leaving schools without qualified faculty and students without properly provided services.
We were talking recently with a family whose child had been diagnosed with autism. Anxiety, fear, frustration, and uncertainty would be just a few of the words to describe the feelings of the parent. These feelings are something we both have experienced ourselves, and countless other families.
The apostle Paul in 1 Corinthians chapter one talks about how God comforts us in our troubles, so that we can comfort those in need with the comfort we receive ourselves from God. We are thankful God has and continues to use Aces for Autism as a place of refuge and comfort for individuals and families.
Our heart for 2025 is to lay the groundwork for expanding programs and opportunities, similarly to how we have advocated for behavioral and educational opportunities.
No matter what an individual may be going through, it is refreshing to know that God shares in our sufferings and in our comfort!
We appreciate each individual and business for your support and encouragement. Looking forward to seeing what God does through Aces for Autism in 2025!
Kyle and Bobbie Robinson, Founders
WILSON BANQUET
OUR BANQUET FOR OUR WILSON CLINIC WILL BE HOSTED ON APRIL 14TH! THE GUEST SPEAKER FOR THIS EVENT WILL BE ECU’S VERY OWN PARKER BYRD!
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT
Thank you to all who generously donate! Whether it be a one-time gift, monthly, or annually, your support allows us to impact people on a daily basis. Due to your support, Aces for Autism recently added a ball cleaning machine for the Winterville Gross Motor Room. This machine allows us to keep the room open more frequently, so individuals can enjoy, learn, and grow!
Wilson Clinical Director Alexander Ambani has been with Aces for Autism for almost 2 years! We are happy to announce that Lexy has been promoted to our Wilson Clinical Director! He has been a wonderful addition to their clinic and the behavior technicians are thriving under his guidance!
Wilson Clinical Trainer Donyaisja Hopkins is coming up on her 2 years at the Aces for Autism-Wilson Clinic! She was recently promoted from a Registered Behavior Technician, to the new Wilson Clinical Trainer! Donyaisja already has a relationship with the clients and staff we have in Wilson, so she is a perfect fit!
📅 The Twin County Autism group will meet at 6 PM on Friday, January 24th, 2025, at Englewood United Methodist Church in Rocky Mount.
🍽️ Dinner will be provided!
👶 Childcare services are available!
📲 Call or text Barbara at 252-450-5000 to RSVP.
We can’t wait to see you there! 😊
Important: If children do not attend school in person on Friday, then we will not have our Autism Group meeting and will try to reschedule for a later date.
As we welcome 2025, we reflect on the incredible moments, connections, and growth we’ve shared over the past year. Your support, dedication, and kindness have been the heartbeat of our community, and we couldn’t be more grateful. 💙
This year, let’s continue to uplift each other, embrace new opportunities, and celebrate every milestone—big or small. Together, we can make 2025 a year of progress, understanding, and unity for all families touched by autism.
💡 “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” – Helen Keller
🌟 From all of us at Twin County Autism Group, we wish you and your loved ones a year filled with health, happiness, and hope. Here’s to brighter days ahead!
Our Autism group will meet at 6 PM on Friday, September 27th, 2024 at the Englewood United Methodist Church in Rocky Mount. We will have dinner and childcare. Programs include “A Day at the Mills” and an introduction to a new service provider, Complete Kidz. Call or text at 252-450-5000 to make reservations for a meal provided at no cost. See images below.
On behalf of all children and adults with Autism, all families going on this journey of living and learning differently, organizations supporting them and Autism Support groups, we were honored with this proclamation by the Rocky Mount City Council. Help us bring awareness that acceptance is necessary to live and thrive.
