ACT was there for the Aut2Run in April 2013.  It was a great event! Thanks to everyone who came!  Here are some photos:

Courtney C. was ACT’s most recent Perks for Parents winner! We hope you enjoy your perk, Courtney! Thank you for all your hard work and dedication. Stay tuned – a new Perks for Parents winner will be announced in April!

We are pleased to announce a new member of our ACT team, Chris M.! Chris is earning his Masters degree in Social Work at USC and holds a Bachelors degree from CLU. Chris has experience working with B-Mod Fitness and the EduCare Foundation. He was recently married and has a special interest in services for

ACT would like to announce a new addition to our staff, Katie C.! Katie has a Bachelors degree in Psychology with a Child Development minor from CSUN. She has experience working as a Behavior Interventionist and is CPR certified. Katie is an NCAA Division 1 soccer player and coaches soccer camp. Welcome Katie!

Our friends at Hacienda Oaks Estates, a local non-profit benefitting people with autism, are working to build a community garden! Please join them on February 3rd, 10th, or 24th at 10:00 a.m. in Moorpark. Be sure to RSVP. Plan to get dirty and have some fun! We’ll see you there!

The Autism Society of Ventura County is hosting their 1st Annual charity race “Aut2Run!” The race will take place at CSU Channel Islands on Saturday, April 6, 2013. ACT United will be creating a team and raising funds for this event, and ACT will be sponsoring the event and hosting a booth. Friday is the

ACT had a wonderful holiday party this year at Bellini Osteria in Westlake. The food and ambience were fantastic! Congratulations to the ACTers who won the Nikon camera, Kindle Fire HD tablet, Coach bag, and other great prizes! To those who couldn’t make it: you were missed! We certainly remembered our many blessings at this celebration

Please help ACT welcome Shannon as a new member of our staff! Shannon holds a Master’s degree from USC and a Bachelor’s degree from UCLA. She has helped educate children with special needs in a local school district, served as a child care specialist at the UCLA Medical Hospital Children’s Ward, and provided play therapy to