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

06/13/2026

Ready to feel more confident, informed, and empowered?
Join us at the IRC Safety Conference 2026—a day designed for IRC clients and their families to learn real‑world safety skills in a supportive, welcoming environment.

📅 Saturday, June 27, 2026
⏰ 9 AM – 2 PM (Check‑in starts at 8:30 AM)
📍 IRC Conference Center – 1425 S Waterman Ave, San Bernardino

You’ll experience:
✅ Engaging presentations from local law enforcement and safety experts
✅ Hands‑on workshops with role‑playing and real‑life scenarios
✅ Cyber safety training to protect yourself and your loved ones
✅ Fire safety demonstrations
✅ Free continental breakfast, lunch, entertainment, and incentives

This event is open to IRC clients ages 16+, along with parents, caregivers, and legal guardians.
Registration is required for each attendee.

Come learn, connect, and leave with tools that make everyday life safer and more confident.
We can’t wait to see you there.

Inland Regional Center 24 Hour Home Care California Department of Developmental Services Autism Society Inland Empire

06/13/2026

There’s something powerful about watching a young person grow into who they are — not who the world tells them to be.

This young girl carries strengths that don’t need to be measured or compared to anyone else. Maybe it’s the way she asks thoughtful questions, the way she stands up for others, her imagination, her honesty, or the calm confidence she brings into a room.

Strengths like these shape a life. They deserve to be noticed.

So today, we’re inviting our community to pause and reflect:
What’s a strength that feels true to you — something that’s part of your core, not your accomplishments?

Share one below.

06/12/2026

Introducing Our Complex Care Support & Resource Guide

We’re proud to share the Autism Society Inland Empire’s Complex Care Support & Resource Guide, created to support Autistic individuals and those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, along with the families and caregivers who love them.

This guide has quickly become a trusted lifeline for families navigating the overwhelming realities of complex Autism and ID/DD support needs. Built collaboratively with caregivers, professionals, and community partners, it helps families cut through confusion, understand systems, and connect with the resources they deserve.

Most importantly, it reminds every parent, sibling, grandparent, and caregiver that you are never alone on this journey.

This evolving guide exists because our community asked for clarity, compassion, and real‑world guidance — and we’re humbled to help provide it.

Explore the guide at: IEAutism.org/complex-care-resources/

06/12/2026

IT’S BACK! Our BIGGEST Summer Event of the Year!
Beat the Heat at Our Annual Cove Waterpark Day!
And yes… it sells out every. single. year. 👀🔥

The Autism Society Inland Empire is beyond excited to welcome our community for another SPLASH‑tacular day at The Cove Waterpark — a full day of sunshine, smiles, and sensory‑friendly fun made just for YOU!

🗓 Saturday, August 22nd
🕚 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
💦 The Cove Waterpark, Jurupa Valley, CA

That’s right — we’ve reserved the entire waterpark exclusively for our Autism and ID/DD community!
That means:
✨ Shorter lines
✨ A more relaxed, supportive environment
✨ Space to play, float, splash, and just be
✨ A day filled with joy, connection, and memories that last all year

Cost:
$18 — Ages 13+
$15 — Ages 3–12
FREE — Ages 2 & Under

Who Can Attend:
Individuals and families with a loved one on the autism spectrum or with an intellectual/developmental disability.
Please note: All attendees must register, even if they don’t plan to swim. This is not a drop‑off event — all minors must be accompanied by an adult.

So grab your swimsuits, sunscreen, towels, and your best summer vibes…
☀️💦 Because this is THE event of the summer — and it WILL sell out fast!

Register now at IEAutism.org
https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/pd426kw/lp/b31411be-1b2f-44c3-ab69-1a829c538123

06/11/2026

Some strengths can’t be taught — they’re just part of who you are.
This young man has a gift that shows up the moment he’s around animals. They relax. They trust him. They see him.

Strengths aren’t achievements or awards.
They’re the qualities that shape how we move through the world.
The things that come naturally.
The things that make us… us.

Today, we’re celebrating the strengths that don’t always get named out loud.
The quiet ones.
The gentle ones.
The powerful ones.

What’s a strength that feels true to you?
Share it below — let’s fill this space with celebration instead of comparison.

06/11/2026

Murrieta Teen/Adult Group – Potluck & Talent Show!
Saturday, May 30 | 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
📍 Wildomar Elk’s Lodge – Community Room

Join us for an afternoon of fun, food, and community! Our Murrieta Teen/Adult Group is hosting a Potluck and Talent Show, and we can’t wait to see everyone shine.

✨ What to bring:
• A dish to share for the potluck
• Yourself

This event is only for autistic teens and adults.
Please note: Siblings under 12 are not allowed at this event.

🔔 RSVP is required.
Last day to register: May 28
👉 Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/drrg7em/lp/7116da86-6983-4390-8323-e5052bb5c4c9

We can’t wait to celebrate talents, build connections, and enjoy a great afternoon together!

06/10/2026

🎉 SOLD OUT!
Our Rancho Adult Group summer meetup on Friday, June 12 is officially at capacity — thank you for the amazing response!

Thank you to everyone who registered. We can’t wait for a fun night together!

Never miss out on an event — register for our Events Newsletter at IEAutism.org. We have a lot of great events coming your way.

06/10/2026

Not every autistic person fits the stereotypes — and that’s more than okay.
For some of us, Autism doesn’t show up as lining up toy cars. It can look like sorting candy by color before eating it, organizing closets by shade, arranging icons just right, or lining up our plushies in the way that feels comforting.
These patterns aren’t “wrong” or “weird.” They’re part of how our brains find calm, joy, and order in a busy world.
At the Autism Society Inland Empire, we celebrate the many ways autistic people express themselves. Your way of being is valid, meaningful, and uniquely yours.
You can find out more about Autism at IEAutism.org

Thank you Neurodivergent_lou for sharing and reminding us of this.❤️

06/10/2026

Every person deserves to be understood for who they are — not just the support they need, but the things that make their life meaningful, joyful, and uniquely theirs.

That’s why Person‑Centered Thinking is at the heart of an IPP (One‑Page Profile). It helps capture two powerful truths:
✅ What’s important TO me — the people, routines, interests, environments, and values that make life feel good.
✅ What’s important FOR me — the supports, safety, and accommodations that help me thrive.

When we honor both, we see THE WHOLE PERSON.
✅ We see strengths.
✅ We see identity.
✅ We see possibility.

Today, we invite you to reflect with us:
What’s one thing that’s important TO you?
A favorite activity? A sensory need? A value you hold?
Share it below — your voice helps build a community where everyone is seen and supported.

Address

420 N McKinley Street, Ste 111
Corona, CA
92879

Telephone

+19512206922

Website

http://www.ieautism.org/

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