Page 9 Fall/Winter 2016-17 ASL Friendship Group On the third Thursday of every month during the school year, both kids and adults on the spectrum meet to chat, discuss issues they are struggling with, and get to know each other. The Friendship group is always looking for more kids, teens or young adults to join. The Friendship group occasionally sponsors events for its members. Sometimes the group will go to the theater and see a movie. During the summer, the group meets on certain VOLUNTEERS days to swim and play miniature golf. Donations to help WANTED! finance these activities are greatly appreciated. ASL needs volunteers to assist with events. If you have free time and are Check out ASL’s Lending Library! looking for volunteer opportunities, please The Autism Society of the Lakeshore has a small, but call the ASL office at growing, library of books that are sure to be of interest to (920) 652-0964 or parents, children and to anyone who wants to learn more us at about autism. OFFICE WISH LIST Books are available to Autism Society members to check out on request. ASL is also looking for donations and suggested printing paper books to add to our library. stamps For helpful information about autism, bullying, disorder, schooling, parenting, and more, visit envelopes the ASL office at 411 Reed Avenue (located inside Lakeshore Bins and Storage United Methodist Church). Please visit during office hours or Containers call to set up an appointment. Books about autism
ASL Friendship Group On the third Thursday of every month during the school year, both kids and adults on the spectrum meet to chat, discuss issues they are struggling with, and get to know each other. The Friendship group is always looking for more kids, teens or young adults to join. The Friendship group occasionally sponsors events for its members. Sometimes the group will go to the theater and see a movie. During the summer, the group meets on certain days to swim and play miniature golf. Donations to help finance these activities are greatly appreciated. Check out ASL’s Lending Library! The Autism Society of the Lakeshore has a small, but growing, library of books that are sure to be of interest to parents, children and to anyone who wants to learn more about autism. Books are available to Autism Society members to check out on request. ASL is also looking for donations and suggested books to add to our library. For helpful information about autism, bullying, disorder, schooling, parenting, and more, visit the ASL office at 411 Reed Avenue (located inside Lakeshore United Methodist Church). Please visit during office hours or call to set up an appointment. VOLUNTEERS WANTED! ASL needs volunteers to assist with events. If you have free time and are looking for volunteer opportunities, please call the ASL office at (920) 652-0964 or us at OFFICE WISH LIST printing paper stamps envelopes Bins and Storage Containers Books about autism Page 9 Fall/Winter 2016-17
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