1st Annual Fashion Show w’ Macy’s/NAACP-MEAB/WallynZavy’s Autistic Kids Can Do, Nov. 26, 2024 Check out the media and open the link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/EL8tUjSVLgfUdkse9

Event took place on Nove. 26, 2024 at the Job Corp Center in Edison, NJ. It was a success and the kids representing WallynZavy’s Autistic Kids Can Do, had a great time and enjoyed modeling in a fashion show. The show was directed by Sokumasimo and also known as Michael Rowe, who used to be a student at this very Job Corp Center, There was great upbeat music and the kids in the bleachers cheered on their classmates who were in the show. They easily made friends and were invited to keep the clothing and shoes sponsored by Macy’s. It was great and we look forward to doing it again next year! Check out the pictures and videos https://photos.app.goo.gl/EL8tUjSVLgfUdkse9

WallynZavy’s Autistic Kids Can Do 2nd Annual Gala Newsletter

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WallynZavy’s Autistic Kids Can Do celebrated their 2nd Annual Awards Gala on Oct. 13, 2024 at Galloping Hills Caterers in Union, NJ. The event honored “Shining Stars” who are impacting the lives of families that have children affected by autism or have special needs challenges. Those who were honored were Irisa Leverette and Alan Gaines. The Keynote Speaker was Jeffery Dunn, Guest Speaker was Saffir Jenkins and honored guest speaker was Paul Aronsohn. More pictures and videos to come.

Acknowledgements and Awards

Taleana Williams-Hurst of WallynZavy’s Autistic Kids Can Do! has been nominated and has been the recipient of several awards of community service. The organization has also earned the Candid 2024 Silver Seal of Transparency

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Libraries and Autism: Here an article written by a young man with Autism.

There are free outings that we can do with our kids, that can be done locally at our public library. Libraries are safe havens for most of us. Many offer programs for families that have children affected by autism or have other special needs challenges. The library staff is very helpful in recognizing the needs of this population. So, when you are looking for something for your children to participate after school check out the local library. Many of their events for children are free. The link to the article is www.librarysciencedegreesjoinline.org/libraryies-and-autism/

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