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Be A Member! Get Involved! T* A* S* C* is always seeking volunteers to join the coalition in support of its mission and purpose. All that is required is a willingness to learn about and an ability to make an effort to support adults, especially more higher-functioning adults, with autism spectrum disorders, their families and friends. This can be done by giving moral and other support to the activities and efforts sponsored by T* A* S* C*. We are looking for higher-functioning adults with autism spectrum disorders, such as Asperger's Syndrome, who are interested in individual and collective self-advocacy.
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Jarl Jackson
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We invite all high-functioning adolescents and adults with autism spectrum disorders, their friends, family members, and others to formally join T* A* S* C*. Membership dues go to support the programs that benefit so many people in the Tallahassee community and support our efforts to reach out to others in the greater Big Bend region. (membership in T* A* S* C* includes membership in The ARC of Florida.) For more information, contact Jarl K. Jackson, coordinator at jarlkjackson@yahoo.com or (850) 412-0141.
There is also an on-going an informal support group.
For those interested, especially those who prefer not to meet in person, there is an online group as well intended for much the same purpose.
Also a social activities program.
we are also developing opportunities for parents and for low-functioning individuals on the spectrum as well.
Contact Jarl K. Jackson at jarlkjackson@yahoo.com or (850) 412-0141.
T* A* S* C* - the Tallahassee Autism Support Coalition continues to give such support as resources allow, by providing information and perspective, all possible support and referral, to more higher-functioning adults with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs), their families and friends.
This is accomplished through facilitating in-person and online groups for such individuals, offering flyers, brochures and other materials on ASDs and related topics and other efforts.
We all do what we can.
