You can also call Linda Knoderer 317-816-1381 or Diane Quillico 317-882-1914 for information.
See website for additional meeting times and types.
SNAPS (Special Needs and Parent Support) was created to help families with children who have disabilities. We are here to help each other with support, empowerment, education, acceptance and advocacy. Whether dealing with IEP’s, insurance, or therapies help is here. No religious affiliation with church, all denominations welcome. We have food, drinks, relax and have fun – you are not alone!
*NOTE: Please put ‘SNAPS’ in your subject line when emailing.
We are a wonderful group of parents all having children with a variety of special needs, with a heavy population of Autism.
Room number will be posted at every entrance to the building.
Please Note: The first Thursday of every month is open to friends and family of Aspies.
This meeting is for parents & caregivers of children & adults with autism spectrum disorders.
Room number will be posted at every entrance to the building.
Please Note: The first Thursday of every month is open to friends and family of Aspies.
This meeting is for parents & caregivers of children & adults with autism spectrum disorders.
Room number will be posted at every entrance to the building.
Please Note: The first Thursday of every month is open to friends and family of Aspies.
See website for additional meeting times and types.
Room number will be posted at every entrance to the building.
Please Note: The first Thursday of every month is open to friends and family of Aspies.
You can also call Linda Knoderer 317-816-1381 or Diane Quillico 317-882-1914 for information.
We are a wonderful group of parents all having children with a variety of special needs, with a heavy population of Autism.
Room number will be posted at every entrance to the building.
Please Note: The first Thursday of every month is open to friends and family of Aspies.
Room number will be posted at every entrance to the building.
Please Note: The first Thursday of every month is open to friends and family of Aspies.
This meeting is for parents & caregivers of children & adults with autism spectrum disorders.
Room number will be posted at every entrance to the building.
Please Note: The first Thursday of every month is open to friends and family of Aspies.
See website for additional meeting times and types.
Room number will be posted at every entrance to the building.
Please Note: The first Thursday of every month is open to friends and family of Aspies.
You can also call Linda Knoderer 317-816-1381 or Diane Quillico 317-882-1914 for information.
We are a wonderful group of parents all having children with a variety of special needs, with a heavy population of Autism.
Room number will be posted at every entrance to the building.
Please Note: The first Thursday of every month is open to friends and family of Aspies.
SNAPS (Special Needs and Parent Support) was created to help families with children who have disabilities. We are here to help each other with support, empowerment, education, acceptance and advocacy. Whether dealing with IEP’s, insurance, or therapies help is here. No religious affiliation with church, all denominations welcome. We have food, drinks, relax and have fun – you are not alone!
*NOTE: Please put ‘SNAPS’ in your subject line when emailing.
Room number will be posted at every entrance to the building.
Please Note: The first Thursday of every month is open to friends and family of Aspies.
Room number will be posted at every entrance to the building.
Please Note: The first Thursday of every month is open to friends and family of Aspies.
This meeting is for parents & caregivers of children & adults with autism spectrum disorders.
Room number will be posted at every entrance to the building.
Please Note: The first Thursday of every month is open to friends and family of Aspies.
See website for additional meeting times and types.
You can also call Linda Knoderer 317-816-1381 or Diane Quillico 317-882-1914 for information.
We are a wonderful group of parents all having children with a variety of special needs, with a heavy population of Autism.