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Celebrate National Autism Acceptance Month in Philadelphia. Raising awareness and sharing resources is a way to support autistic children and their families. Here's a few events honoring National Autism Acceptance Month in Philadelphia.
For children with diagnoses, special needs, and those who would thrive in a non-competitive environment - free soccer clinic happening April 6th and April 27th! Screen shot the QR code to register.
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Join the Autism Society Greater Philadelphia at the Philadelphia Zoo for their annual Autism Acceptance Day on Sunday, April 21st from 10 am - 4 pm. Explore the Autism Awareness Fair and resource tables as well as craft areas and so much more! Purchase tickets here.
Huddle Up for Autism is a fun filled day for kids and teens with autism. Special appearances by Philadelphia Eagles, the Eagles cheer-leaders, on-field activities and more! Purchase tickets here.
A family fun day hosted by the Office of the Philadelphia Sheriff. Enjoy moon bounces, refreshments, face painting and more!Â
The Philadelphia Autism Project has an entire calendar full of events and resources for National Autism Acceptance Month.
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