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MVUSD and the Moreno Valley SELPA Presents National Autism Acceptance Month
This is a link to the Community Advisory Committee's (CAC) presentation by Krystal Clark, MV SELPA Program Specialist, on February 10, 2021, showcasing many of the resources available to parents.
Digital Learning Resources for Parents
Autism Partnership Foundation
Autism Partnership Foundation
A LITTLE ABOUT US The latest statistics from the CDC are sobering: about 1 in every 54 children receive a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The need for effective and accessible treatment is greater than ever, and the importance of continuing to develop what we know about ASD and how quality behavioral intervention can most effectively address this complex disorder is vital.
A LITTLE ABOUT US The latest statistics from the CDC are sobering: about 1 in every 54 children receive a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The need for effective and accessible treatment is greater than ever, and the importance of continuing to develop what we know about ASD and how quality behavioral intervention can most effectively address this complex disorder is vital.
The lives of countless children diagnosed with ASD could be changed forever with quality behavioral intervention, but that intervention is out of reach for too many children and their families. To complicate things further, many families receive false promises of interventions with little to no empirical support or of very limited quality. Drs. Ron Leaf and John McEachin understood these problems all too well. Playing an integral role in the seminal work of Dr. Ivar Lovaas on the UCLA Young Autism Project and continuing their work for over 40 years, they had the unyielding hope of reaching those children and ensuring quality, effective intervention could be accessible to all. It is this vision that led to the founding of Autism Partnership Foundation (APF).
OUR MISSION APF is committed to advancing professional standards and treatment for individuals diagnosed with ASD through research and training.
OUR MISSION APF is committed to advancing professional standards and treatment for individuals diagnosed with ASD through research and training.
Copyright ©2021 Autism Partnership Foundation
APSPARKS adopts a unique style of progressive Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) in our treatment. It is flexible, creative, natural and at the same time, structured and systematic.
This website lists many hundreds of videos with different training programs and suggestions. You will see different children learning similar skills but with different approaches individualized to their own unique personalities and learning needs.
APSPARKS aims to spark your creativity, and spark your very own unique programing ideas for different children with autism using a more progressive style of ABA. As varied and unique as all children are, each program we designed are also unique and individualized. We are working with different children every day, and we are adapting and changing the way we work with children all the time.
We hope you will join us here, and this website will be an amazing resource for you in the future.
© 2020 APSPARKS. All rights reserved.
Serving Individuals with Developmental Disabilities
In San Bernardino and Riverside Counties
EMPOWERING FAMILIES TO EMPOWER THEIR CHILDREN
EMPOWERING FAMILIES TO EMPOWER THEIR CHILDREN
Service Update: TASK is offering all services without interruption.
Because our top priority is the safety of our staff and the families that we serve, we are not providing services in person until further notice, but we are conducting workshops, support groups, IEP consultations and assistive technology services via Zoom and telephone.
Visit our calendar to see upcoming online workshops, or contact your local TASK office for help with special education, IEPs or answers to your questions about assistive technology and augmentative and alternative communication.
NEW: Check out our Resources page for the newest resources related to COVID-19 and how it relates to special education, plus a massive list of Online Resources for Parents and Professionals that our TECH Center has put together!
What We Do: TASK helps families navigate special education, disability services and assistive technology. We provide families with emotional support, information, and direction. When needed, we refer them to other agencies for additional services. Our goal is to promote cooperation between families and schools to help kids succeed.
Activities and Resources in the Inland Empire
SPORTS RESOURCES
Little League Challenger Baseball ages 5-22 – Mark Miller (951) 600-0286; challenger@littleleague.org
Bocci- Karen Newman (951) 677-1958
Bowling every Saturday at Cal Oaks Bowling- Frank Vallejo (951) 304-3784
Special Olympics- (951) 202-7260
Riverside Area Special Olympics contact Rick Bromley @ (951)672-7707 or
(951)780-8572
Riverside Youth Judo Club - https://www.riversideyouthjudoclub.com/ - Contact Detective Brian Money at (951) 353-7118 / Bmoney@riversideca.gov
Bills Special Kids- (951) 242-7261 – Web Site- www. Bills special kids.com. Boys and girls type club for kids with special needs.
EEK fitness- (951) 375-6906 ages 2-25 web: www.eekandfriends.com
Hemet Honeybears bowling league starts 9-10-13 @ 4:00PM every Tuesday (951)929-9923 @ Hemet AMF.
Special Needs Karate Class – Pro Am Martial Arts Academy 26499 Jefferson Ave h, Murrieta, CA 92562 (951) 696-7770
TOPP Soccer Program
951-767-1961
Unique Kickers Karate – San Jacinto
1520 S. San Jacinto Ave. Ste 1, San Jacinto
951-282-4650
Sky High Sports
3230 Cornerstone Dr. Mira Loma 91752
951-681-5867
Surfers for Autism
One day camp for individuals with autism. Registration must be completed online.
Exceptional Sports Ages 5-65 www.exceptionalsports.org
THE ARTS RESOURCES
High Hopes- Dances, classes and social events through the city of Temecula for people with disabilities. (951) 694-6469
Actors Unlimited- Christian Youth Theater they offer 10 week theater arts classes for individuals with special needs. 1-800-696-1929.
Dance Connection- dance instructors teach line dancing and hip hop also a social club for special needs young adults Leslie (951) 600-0357
ANIMAL INTERACTIVE RESOURCES
AUM Angels United Mini Horse Therapy - https://www.facebook.com/AUMMiniHorseTherapy/ in Riverside
Reins therapeutic horseback riding- (760) 731-3949.
Hearts with Hooves, Inc. Therapeutic Riding Center
All Ages
951-317-7781
NDR Therapeutic Riding
Ages 4-95
Weight limit of 200 lbs
3659 Pedley Ave, Norco
951-283-3967
Ndrtherapeuticriding.org
TROT (Therapeutic Riding of Temecula)
858-205-9161
Trotwithhorses.com
SUPPORT GROUPS
Group for Children with Autism: Call Kelly @ (951)678-8666
Inland Empire Autism Society - www.ieautism.org
The City of Murrieta also has a program for children with special needs contact them for the information.
Dr. David Libert – Social Group - 24640 Jefferson Ave #202, Murrieta, CA 92562; 951-461-4414.
Round up Hope
951-757-3424
T.H.E. Center Inc.
27260 Girard St. Hemet 951-658-7790
The Tenkobushi Temple – San Jacinto (Martial Arts)
34859 Frederick Street, Wildomar
951-757-6306
Wednesday nights from 530-7pm
Autism Movie Day
Temeku Cinemas 26463 Ynez Rd. Temecula
Jurupa 14 Cinemas 8032 Limonite Ave, Riverside
Movies shown first sat of every month at 10 am.
AMC Sensory Friendly
AMC Ontario Mills 30, 4549 Mills Circle Ontario
AMC Theater at the Galleria @ Tyler Mall 3775 Tyler St. Riverside
Movies shown at 10 am once per month
Murrieta Adult/Teen Group
Meets twice per month at different locations. Alternates between fun, social events and speakers on informational topics geared to adults and teens on the spectrum. Schedule of events is available on www.ieautism.org
Awesome Adults
www.facebook.com/awesomeadults. This group is facilitated by Novo Behavior Services. Meets every other month. This drop off program is designed for young adults to have fun, meet other young adults and experience life through activities in the community.
Capable Girls – Carolyn E Wylie Center
Riverside
951-683-5193
Weekly social group for girls held Mondays at the Wylie Center in Riverside.
Special Connections of Temecula Valley
Mary Ann Tams at 951-296-7756 or home 951-699-9852
Jojoz1259@yahoo.com
Support group for parents with children with developmental disabilities.
Conservatorship Assistance (fees based on family income)
Circle of Life 951-268-4097
Riverside Legal Aid 951-682-7968
TEACHER RESOURCES
Ms. Alicia Ramos, Moreno Elementary, Teacher of the Moderate/Severe Programs
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