Dayton Autism Society
A volunteer-run nonprofit serving five counties around Dayton with free sensory-friendly outings, support groups and family grant assistance.
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What this is, in plain language
Dayton Autism Society is a volunteer-run nonprofit serving an estimated 4,000 families across Montgomery, Miami, Greene, Darke and Preble counties, with free monthly sensory-friendly outings and events. Its Family Grant and Adopt-A-Family programmes give financial assistance toward therapy or equipment, alongside support groups and workshops on early intervention and Ohio scholarships.
Getting started
Call (937) 531-9622 to ask about joining an outing, a support group or the Family Grant programme.
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What they say about themselves
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- Serves an estimated 4,000 families across Montgomery, Miami, Greene, Darke and Preble counties.
- Provides free monthly outings and activities in a sensory-friendly environment, including bowling, swimming, and teen and adult events around the Miami Valley.
- Its Family Grant and holiday Adopt-A-Family programmes give financial assistance toward therapy, adaptive equipment, or other diagnosis-related costs for autistic children and adults.
- Runs structured support groups for parents and caregivers, plus workshops on early intervention strategies and navigating scholarships in Ohio.
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