SOFA Sing out for Autism

09/27/2026

Does leaving home make medical appointments difficult for your autistic teen or adult family member?

SOFA is exploring a home-based health care partnership in Nevada. We want to learn whether video appointments, in-person home visits, or both would help families access care.

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09/27/2026

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The pause comes after staff safety concerns, though union representatives pushed back on the need to fully close the facility.

09/07/2026

09/07/2026

At the heart of our autism community are four powerful pillars: Acceptance, Action, Advocacy, and Awareness. 💙 Acceptance means embracing every individual for who they are and celebrating their unique strengths. Action means turning compassion into meaningful support, opportunities, and resources that help individuals with autism thrive. Advocacy means using our voices to promote inclusion, dignity, understanding, and equal opportunities. Awareness opens the door, but together, Acceptance, Action, Advocacy, and Awareness create lasting change and a more inclusive world for everyone. 🧩💙

07/10/2026

We are proud to recognize Dr. Stanley Sy of Brownsville and Harlingen as a valued sponsor and dedicated supporter of Sing Out For Autism (SOFA). His generous support helps further SOFA's mission of advocating for individuals with autism through the power of music, talent, and community. We sincerely appreciate his commitment to making a meaningful difference.

07/10/2026

07/10/2026

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07/10/2026

To everyone who attended, sponsored, volunteered, and supported our Voices concert produced by Sing Out for Autism, thank you for making this unforgettable evening a tremendous success. Together, we will continue to advocate for autism by celebrating abilities through the power of talent, music, and community, inspiring greater awareness, acceptance, and inclusion. We are especially proud of Santino Nievera, SOFA's Autism Ambassador, whose heartfelt performance that evening beautifully demonstrated that every individual on the autism spectrum has a voice worth hearing and gifts worth celebrating.