The next meeting of the Central Ohio Chapter of ASA will be a support group meeting on Tuesday, March 25, from 7 to 9 at the Arc of Ohio, 1335 Dublin Road, Suite 205 C, Columbus, OH 43215.
Summer recreation information will be available.

OSU Wrestling & MRWOA Present — Wrestle Against Autism May 17, 2008

Location: Ohio State University - French Field House (some bleacher seating - lawn chairs welcome)
Start Times: Saturday May 17th, 2008 @ 10:00
Entry Fee/Registration:

$35 Pre-registration with shirt or $25 without shirt and $30 Day of weigh-ins. Shirts available for $15 day of the event. Admission is by donation. OSU Wrestlers and Coaching Staff available for autographs and pictures throughout the day. Send Registration (must be postmarked by May 9th) and Make Check Payable to:
MRWOA 418 West Main St Saint Paris, OH 43072

For information about rules and format, please see www.mrwoa.com.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT
THE FIRST ANNUAL WRESTLE AGAINST AUTISM
 

Ohio's Parent Guide to Autism Spectrum Disorders is now available from OCALI. CLICK HERE

This manual provides an overview of the world of autism spectrum disorders (ASD). It was developed by Ohio parents of individuals with ASD who have a broad range of experience with interventions, resources, and services. (Members from ASO, ASA Central Ohio, ASA Cleveland, ASA Northwest Ohio, and Akron ASA, among others, helped to write the manual.) The group’s work began with the question: What do you wish you had known the first year your child was diagnosed?

The manual covers a wide range of topics of interest to families, and each chapter contains rich reference materials, including books, websites, and names of organizations where additional information on each topic may be obtained.

The manual is downloadable from the website listed in total or on a "by chapter" basis.

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The new Ohio Autism Awareness License Plate is now available! CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS

CLICK HERE FOR Feature Issue on Supporting Success in School and
Beyond for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders