Autism Society Inland Empire

Autism Society Inland Empire We create connections, empowering everyone in the Autism community with the resources needed to live

Top reasons to donate your vehicle:- It's easy and the pick-up is free- Skip the hassles of selling a car- Avoid costly ...
01/11/2026

Top reasons to donate your vehicle:
- It's easy and the pick-up is free
- Skip the hassles of selling a car
- Avoid costly repairs
- Free up space in your garage or driveway
- It's better than a low trade-in offer

We accept cars, trucks, RVs and even boats! It’s easy, the pick-up is free, and your gift is tax-deductible. Call 951.220.6922 or learn more at IEAutism.org.

Unlocking Potential: Inside the Future Pathways Employment Program January 22 | 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM | WebinarJoin us for a...
01/11/2026

Unlocking Potential: Inside the Future Pathways Employment Program
January 22 | 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM | Webinar

Join us for an empowering session hosted by Autism Society Inland Empire and Daivergent!
Discover how Future Pathways is transforming career development for Autistic individuals and other neurodivergent job seekers who are Regional Center clients.

During this webinar, you’ll learn:
✔ How Future Pathways provides personalized employment training
✔ The tools and supports participants receive to thrive
✔ How families, educators, and service providers can get involved
✔ Real success stories and insights from the Daivergent team

Whether you’re a job seeker, parent, professional, or community partner, this event offers valuable guidance on creating inclusive pathways to employment and independence.

👉 RSVP now: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_bAqhCsNNToGkvita2h5Vqg

Calling All Cyclists & Walkers! The iconic 28th Annual Tour de Palm Springs is rolling back into the Coachella Valley on...
01/10/2026

Calling All Cyclists & Walkers!

The iconic 28th Annual Tour de Palm Springs is rolling back into the Coachella Valley on February 7, 2026, and we want YOU on our team!

We’re beyond excited to take part in one of the largest and most festive charity cycling events in the country. Every year, up to 8,000 riders and walkers from across the U.S. and around the world come together to support nonprofits making a real difference right here in our community.

Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist, a casual cruiser, or someone who loves a good scenic walk, this is your moment to shine. Join us in raising vital funds for local families living with Autism and other intellectual/developmental disabilities. Your steps and pedal strokes truly matter.

Sign up to Ride or Walk Today!
Don’t forget to use our nonprofit code ASIE26 at registration so your participation supports our mission. https://www.bikereg.com/tour-de-palm-springs

Let’s move together for a great cause—one mile at a time!

Ready to bounce into FUN? Grab your PJs and join us for an unforgettable night! Finding inclusive, affordable activities...
01/10/2026

Ready to bounce into FUN? Grab your PJs and join us for an unforgettable night!

Finding inclusive, affordable activities for the whole family can be tough—especially ones that guarantee smiles and laughter.
Join Autism Society Inland Empire for our Pajama-rama Bounce Party!
✅ Date: Wednesday, January 21, 20226
✅ Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
✅ Location: Big Air Trampoline Park, Corona
Enjoy 2 hours of jumping for just $16 per jumper (normally $42)! Parents/caretakers enter FREE if not jumping.

Our events are designed to be fun, safe, and inclusive for all ages. Past bounce nights have been a HUGE hit—don’t miss out!

Space is LIMITED!
👉 Online registration is MANDATORY for everyone entering Big Air.
Register & pay here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/yy8vcnf/lp/2b976ce8-256a-4b0d-a887-3b50885ff196
⚠ No payment at the door.
✔ Grip socks required (bring your own or purchase there).
✔ Complete the online waiver to save time.
🍿 Snacks available for purchase.

Looking for a space where you truly belong? Connect with others who get you—virtually!Being an independent neurodiverse ...
01/09/2026

Looking for a space where you truly belong?
Connect with others who get you—virtually!

Being an independent neurodiverse adult can feel isolating. Finding friends who understand your experiences isn’t always easy.
Join Autism Society Inland Empire’s Rancho Young Adults Group for a Virtual Meet-Up!
This is a welcoming, judgment-free zone for neurodiverse adults (18+) to share, laugh, and build connections.
No parents allowed—just you and your peers!

Our community has helped countless young adults find friendship, support, and a sense of belonging. You’re not alone—come see for yourself!

Reserve your spot now!
👉 RSVP Here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/DlF8i1FZS3SYtD3rat5kmw
Date: TONGHT- Friday, January 9, 2026 & Friday, January 23, 2026
Time: 7-8:15pm PST
Location: Online via Zoom

Does your child’s world feel overwhelming at times? Sensory experiences can shape how they play, learn, and connect—and ...
01/09/2026

Does your child’s world feel overwhelming at times? Sensory experiences can shape how they play, learn, and connect—and understanding them is the key to making everyday life easier.

Children with Autism often face sensory processing challenges that can turn simple activities into stressful moments. Without the right strategies, these challenges can impact family routines, school success, and social interactions.

Join Dawn Arias, OTD, for an empowering webinar:
“Making Sense of Sensory: Practical Tips for Everyday Life”
📅 Date: Wednesday, January 28, 2026
🕡 Time: 6:30 PM PT
Dawn will break down the basics of sensory processing and share simple, actionable tips you can use at home, school, and in the community.

Walk away with practical tools to help your child feel more comfortable, confident, and ready to thrive in everyday environments.

Reserve your spot today!
👉 Register Here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xSECOItpTS29QeiEomtb8w #/registration
If you need closed captioning or ASL interpretation, email events@ieautism.org with the event title, date, and time at least 7 business days before the webinar.

01/08/2026

Ready to build your pathway to career success?

Did you know 89% of Regional Center clients are unemployed? That’s a huge barrier to independence and opportunity.

Future Pathways is a 130-hour online group program designed for people who learn differently. We help you gain the skills and confidence to enter the workforce or return to school.

Our program works: 83% of Future Pathways participants transition to employment, college, or paid internships after completing the program. Developed and tested through DDS/IECF grants, our curriculum is research-backed and proven effective.

Your $15,000 program cost is fully covered by your Regional Center if you’re eligible.

Learn more or apply today at Daivergent.com.

California Department of Developmental Services
Inland Regional Center
Daivergent

Where ever you may be on your Autism journey, we are here to help. IEAutism.org
01/08/2026

Where ever you may be on your Autism journey, we are here to help. IEAutism.org

🎉 Ready for some fun? Let your little ones explore, play, and imagine in a safe, welcoming space!Finding inclusive, enga...
01/07/2026

🎉 Ready for some fun? Let your little ones explore, play, and imagine in a safe, welcoming space!

Finding inclusive, engaging play opportunities for kids can be challenging.
Join us for Meet, Greet, and Play, designed for ages 0–6 years. Whether your child has special needs or not, this is a space where everyone can play at their own pace and have fun!
We’ve got a Soft Play Climbing Area, a ball pit, and a Building Blocks Area—perfect for learning and growing through play. Families love this chance to connect and relax!

Event Details:
📅 Saturday, January 24, 2026
🕙 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
📍 Funtana Kids Club, 14980 Summit Ave, Suite 210, Fontana, CA 92336
ONLY- $10 per child, first parent or caregiver is FREE, any additional caregivers will be $5 each.
AND receive Resource Guide + Toy for attendees

👉 Space is limited—register now! https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/szm8q6m/lp/8b919287-6b04-4fc0-bcc7-821e890aa9ca

Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity for your little ones!

Start the new year with connection and support! Feeling isolated or unsure where to find resources or events for individ...
01/06/2026

Start the new year with connection and support!
Feeling isolated or unsure where to find resources or events for individuals or families with Autism? Many families and individuals struggle to access affordable programs and a welcoming community.Solution
Our January 2026 Calendar is packed with low-cost and no-cost events designed to bring people together, share knowledge, and create an accepting and inclusive space for everyone.
From educational workshops to fun family activities, these programs are hosted by your local Autism community—real people, real support, real impact.
Join us today! Explore all upcoming events at
👉 IEAutism.org/Events
Be part of a community that understands and cares.

Snuggle up in your PJ’s and join us for a cozy bedtime adventure!Finding quality, screen-free family time before bed can...
01/06/2026

Snuggle up in your PJ’s and join us for a cozy bedtime adventure!

Finding quality, screen-free family time before bed can be tough—and bedtime can feel rushed or stressful.
Our Virtual Bedtime Stories bring calm, connection, and creativity right to your home! Recommended for ages 4–10, but all ages are welcome.
Families love this relaxing routine! Plus, kids help choose the books—making it interactive and fun.

📅 New Schedule: 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of the month
🕖 6:45–7 PM PST: Socialize & share
🕖 7–7:15 PM PST: Storytime
✅ RSVP now: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/pPY8BesYSSSSgMM92zo3Gw

Grab your favorite blanket and join us!

Welcome to the Team, Karen Iwami! We’re thrilled to welcome Karen Iwami as the newest member of the Autism Society Inlan...
01/05/2026

Welcome to the Team, Karen Iwami!

We’re thrilled to welcome Karen Iwami as the newest member of the Autism Society Inland Empire team! Karen joins us as our Marketing/Communication Specialist, bringing a powerful blend of creativity and technical expertise to support our mission.

With a B.S. in Graphic Information Technology, Karen combines strong design skills with a deep passion for uplifting her community. As a mom to an Autistic child, she understands firsthand how vital education, resources, and meaningful connections are for families navigating their journeys.

We’re excited for the heart, insight, and innovation she brings to our organization. Please join us in giving Karen a warm welcome!

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Corona, CA
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Autism Society Inland Empire

Our Mission. The mission of the Autism Society Inland Empire (ASIE) is to improve the lives of all affected by an autism spectrum disorder. We do this by increasing public awareness about the day-to-day issues faced by people on the spectrum, advocating for appropriate services for individuals across the lifespan, and providing the latest information regarding treatment, education, research, support, and advocacy.

Our Philosophy. Our efforts are focused on meaningful participation and self-determination in all aspects of life for individuals on the autism spectrum and their families. We promote individual, parental and guardian choice to assure that people on the autism spectrum are treated with dignity and respect. It is our belief that no single program or treatment will benefit all individuals with autism. Furthermore, the recommendation of what is “best” or “most effective” for a person with autism should be determined by those people directly involved – the individual with autism, to the extent possible, and the parents or family members.