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Upcoming Workshops

 
 

Financial Preparedness Series

1/9/24 ARC Special Needs Trust, Sarah Geis, Senior Director of Engagement at The Arc Master Trust

Presentation Description: This presentation will cover the basics about special needs trusts and how they can be used to protect financial resources while ensuring eligibility for government benefits like SSI, Medicaid, and others. We’ll review the two types of special needs trusts that can be created (third-party and first-party) and the ways in which they can be set up.

1/23/24 Able Accounts, Amy Corbin, Executive Director of the ABLE Authority

Presentation Description: This workshop will include information on the ABLE process including the ABLE Authority, InvestABLE Indiana, the states 529A ABLE savings plan. The ABLE program in Indiana will dramatically impact and improve the lives of individuals with disabilities.

1/30/24 Regions Bank, Protecting Yourself from Identity Theft, Sarah Young

Learn about the different forms of identity theft and where thieves typically search to retrieve your personal information. Become more responsible and deliberate in how you secure your sensitive information, and learn the importance of monitoring your credit and bank statements to identify suspicious activity. Learn how to prevent yourself from becoming a victim, as well as how to react to an emergency when your information has been compromised.

2/6/24 RESCHEDULED Regions Bank: Banking Basics, Sarah Young

Presentation Description: Prepare your students for banking by teaching them the importance of money management, saving, credit worthiness, and safeguarding financial information. Review basic banking terms and concepts, and the relationship between income and expenses. Let Regions introduce savings and spending plans, as well as ways to invest and grow money to build a stable financial future for the next generation.

 

Make A Connection, Be The Connection!

Our mission at the Autism Society of Indiana is to create connections, empowering everyone in the Autism community with the resources needed to live fully. We are seeking enthusiastic individuals that would like to help us continue building community all throughout Indiana. Students, caregivers, family and friends of all ages are welcome to join.

For more information or to get involved click the link below;

 
 

January Theme

This January, we highlight how to navigate a new Autism diagnosis and prepare for new year goal setting and routine planning. 

A new diagnosis of Autism can be emotionally challenging for both the individual and the family. The Autism Society is here to help navigate that diagnosis and connect you to the resources and support you need. An Autism diagnosis can help qualify an individual for community and educational services. For toddlers and preschool-aged children with a new diagnosis, they will be eligible for early intervention/preschool services and for direct therapy and behavioral support based on the child’s needs and the family’s preferences. For school-aged children, they may qualify for community services with medical diagnosis and for school-based services with an educational diagnosis of Autism.

 

Support Groups

Support Groups are great ways to build community and find resources from other caregivers. Please reach out to group leaders for more information and to join. 

 

30 Days of Autism kick off event!

30 events in 30 days to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month! 

Kick off event will be April 1st at the Pacers and Nets game, TICKETS ON SALE NOW! 

 
 

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