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ACEing Autism — Dallas

Saturday tennis and pickleball clinics for autistic children at two Dallas-area sites, with scholarships that can cover the whole fee.

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The practical details

Ages servedAges 5 and up (tennis groups 5–8, 9–14 and 15+; pickleball from age 9)
Current waitNo wait time published — registration for each seasonal session opens on set dates, with fall 2026 registration opening in August
WhereTwo sites: University of Texas at Dallas courts in Richardson, and LB Houston Tennis Center in northwest Dallas
AddressUniversity of Texas at Dallas, 2400 Armstrong Drive, Richardson, Texas 75080
Funding takenSelf-pay ($120–$140 for a fall 2026 session, paid upfront)Scholarships available to anyone needing financial support, typically covering the entire registration fee

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What this is, in plain language

Saturday tennis and pickleball clinics for autistic children at UT Dallas in Richardson, with children grouped by age and mostly matched one-to-one with a volunteer.

Getting started

Register online for a session — early registration opens in mid-August, general registration later in August — or use the site's interest form to ask questions first; scholarships are available if the fee is a barrier.

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What they say about themselves

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  • Runs Saturday tennis and pickleball clinics at the University of Texas at Dallas in Richardson and at LB Houston Tennis & Pickleball on Luna Road in Dallas.
  • Groups are split by age, and children 9 or older can sign up for both tennis and pickleball.
  • Most participants have a one-to-one volunteer ratio, and children can take a break at any time and move at their own pace.
  • This is not a drop-off programme — parents are required to stay on site and near the court during each clinic.

Details checked againstthe provider's website on 2026-08-16. Confirm current availability directly.

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  • Describes staff training for supporting autistic children
  • Says parents can stay and watch
  • Offers a trial session before committing
  • Publishes its prices

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