We’re excited to invite you to an upcoming virtual ableFamilies Ambassador Interest Meeting — a relaxed, open conversation for anyone who’s even just a little curious about what it means to be an ableFamilies Ambassador.

This virtual meet‑up is a chance to learn more about the ableFamilies Ambassador program, hear directly from current Ambassadors Caitlin and Miranda, and ask questions in a welcoming, low‑pressure space. You’ll also have the opportunity to meet me and see if this might be a good fit for you — no commitment required.

Just want to listen? That’s perfectly okay.
You’re welcome to join with your camera off, listen in, and jump in whenever it feels right. We know evenings can be busy, and parents are always welcome to pop in at any point during the call.

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Join Jessica from ableFamilies Southeast on May 19 at 11 a.m. EST for a relaxed and friendly gathering where you can connect with fellow AF members, share experiences, and enjoy great conversation, all from the comfort of your own home. Bring your favorite beverage and get ready to sip, share, and connect! We will also have an SLP from the SLP Empowerment team available for questions!

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To help you feel more confident using the QuickTalker Freestyle at home.

Whether you’re brand new to AAC or just looking for some extra guidance, this hangout will walk you through helpful tips and everyday tools that make a difference. You’ll also hear from other families who are on the same journey.

What we’ll cover:

• How to maintain and care for your device
• Guided Access to avoid accidental taps
• Understanding your warranty
• How to request free accessories
• Exploring additional ableNet Resources

There’s no limit to how many can attend, and all ableFamilies members will receive access to the replay.

Come as you are, learn something new, and connect with a community that gets it.

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Parent Enthusiast Mark will greet families at the venue and answer any questions they have while the children enjoy free-play with full access to the sensory gym area reserved only for our group.

This private event provides your kiddo the opportunity to explore at their own comfort level. With staff in attendance, the kids can play, while parents and caregivers can relax, connect, and socialize in a supportive, low-stress environment. Chips, applesauce, and beverages will be provided at no cost!

Location:
110 E Black Horse Pike, Suite D3A,
Audubon, NJ 08106

Available to NE and Mid-Atlantic AbleFamilies Members

To register, email Mark at [email protected].

Our ableFamilies Ambassador, Caitlin will begin with a brief reading of No, David! to create a calm, welcoming transition as families arrive. Children can then enjoy open free play with full access to the sensory gym area reserved only for our group. This private event provides your kiddo the opportunity to explore at their own comfort level. While kids play, parents and caregivers can relax, connect, and socialize in a supportive, low‑stress environment. Chips, applesauce, and beverages will be provided at no cost!

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The Greater Pocono Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, in partnership with ESU’s Office of Accessible Services and Center for Multicultural Affairs and Inclusive Education, is hosting the 2nd Annual Unifying the Community: We Are One Walk & Fundraiser.

This family-friendly event brings the community together to raise awareness and funds for autism support organizations. The day includes a 1-mile walk, local vendors, sensory museum STEAM stations, music, face painting, bounce houses, and a featured panel discussion with leading autism experts.

Mark from ableFamilies will be participating as a panelist during the autism expert discussion.

Proceeds support multiple autism-focused organizations in the region. Come out to walk, learn, and build community together.

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Join Jessica from ableFamilies Southeast on April 14th at 10:30 AM CST, for community, honest conversation, and lifting one another up–because no parent should have to do this alone. Feel empowered by fellow AF members and share experiences in this safe space, all from the comfort of your own home. Don’t miss this hour of connection!

Join Mark from the ableFamilies team for a relaxed, parent-led Zoom session designed to help you feel more confident using the QuickTalker Freestyle at home.

Whether you’re brand new to AAC or just looking for some extra guidance, this hangout will walk you through helpful tips and everyday tools that make a difference. You’ll also hear from other families who are on the same journey.

What we’ll cover:
How maintain and care for your device
• Guided Access to avoid accidental taps
• Understanding your warranty
• How to request free accessories
• Exploring the additional ableNet Resources

There’s no limit to how many can attend, and all ableFamilies members will receive access to the replay.

Come as you are, learn something new, and connect with a community that gets it.

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At the Please Touch Museum, their Play Without Boundaries is a sensory-friendly event series designed specifically for individuals with autism, learning disabilities, and other sensory or communication needs. During these events, the Museum is closed to the general public for two hours and adjusted to create a more relaxed environment; lower lighting, reduced sound, and more space to play comfortably.

We’re excited to share that Mark from ableFamilies will be on-site with an information table, offering resources and support for families using AAC devices like the QuickTalker Freestyle. Stop by to connect and learn more about this amazing parent-led community.

Address:
Play Without Boundaries
4231 Avenue Of The Republic, Philadelphia, PA 19131

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Join us for our monthly Parent Check-In, a relaxed, drop-in Zoom space created just for ableFamilies parents. There’s no formal presentation and no pressure to participate.

Come for a few minutes or stay for the full hour. This is a camera-optional, supportive environment focused on real connection, shared experiences, and practical support from other parents who understand the journey.

This month’s topic: What feels different at school vs. at home?

Sign Up Now: Monthly Parent Check-In

MaST Community Charter School is hosting an Autism and Disability Resource and Acceptance Night for families across all three campuses and the greater Philadelphia community.

This event brings together local organizations that provide services, supports, and extracurricular opportunities for individuals with disabilities throughout Philadelphia and surrounding areas.

Date: April 30
Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: MaST 3, 1 Crown Way, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Mark from ableFamilies will be there hosting a table and connecting with families.

Come out to meet local resources, ask questions, and build community.