Fall “Piece It Together” classes at the MUSC Wellness Center will be held Tuesdays from 4:30-5:30pm starting September 3rd and running through November 5th. PIT is designed for teens and young adults ages 14-26 that want to promote brain health and may have high functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder or other mild Neurodevelopmental or Medical concerns.
SPARK for Autism at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) is recruiting individuals with autism and their families as a part of the nation’s largest genetic autism study. The goal of this study is to transform our understanding of autism and help improve the lives of individuals affected by autism and their families. The
Children’s Fine and Performing Arts Center, in partnership with Special Olympics and the Charleston RiverDogs, is sponsoring “Play Ball For All” — a baseball stadium takeover for the empowerment of children of all abilities Join us on August 24 as Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Ball Park in Charleston, SC comes alive with entertainment for kids
If you’re looking for good food and a good time for a good cause this weekend, join us at Zavarella’s Pizza for a Project Rex fundraiser. The event is Sunday June 30th from 1PM – 5PM and will feature a beer truck, jump castles, live music, silent auctions, raffles and more! If you, your organization, or
SPARK for Autism at the Medical University of South Carolina is collecting saliva as a source of DNA from thousands of individuals with autism and their families as a part of the nation’s largest genetic autism study. The goal of this study is to transform our understanding of autism and help improve the lives of
Building Independence Together is hosting an Inclusive Summer Fun Day July 6th at Risen Hope in Summerville. The event is a fundraiser benefiting Charis Academy. There will be a jump castle, water slides, games, good, and resources from local special needs providers. The event will run from 9AM – 12PM and the cost is $5
Summer Piece It Together classes at the MUSC Wellness Center will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00-3:30pm starting June 11th and running through July 25th. PIT is designed for teens and young adults ages 15-26 that want to promote brain health and may have high functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder or other mild Neurodevelopmental or
Five Fish Foundation is a newly formed non-profit organization that provides financial assistance to individuals (and their families) with an intellectual disability or mental health disorder for approved therapies, programs, and products that promote their Support, Care, Acceptance, Life Quality, & Education (SCALE) in our community. Tickets to the first (ever) Five Fish Foundation fundraising event, RiverDogs Red Shirt Friday, on June 14th, are now available.
April Lowcountry Autism Foundation events with open spots have been added to the Project Rex calendar. This includes an Autism + OM yoga class tomorrow April 6th from 2-3PM. You can see all the listed LAF events by viewing its category page here. As part of its Love On Charleston event, East Cooper Baptist Church
Project Rex founder Dr. M. Frampton Gwynette will be a featured presenter at the 2019 Autism & You Seminar presented by Towards A Worthy Cause. Dr. Gwynette will be presenting on gender & autism. The seminar will be held at All Saints Church in Pawleys Island on Friday April, 12th. Registration is from 8:30AM –