Welcome Autism and Special Needs Community!
- Location
- South Ozone Park, NY 40.67-73.81 11420US
- Meetups
- 90 so far
- Founded
- November 1, 2006
Email: info@qcpac.org
Phone: 347.527.5123
To empower the families who have loved ones living with Autism to be the best advocate they can be through support, education, networking, and involvement within the Autism community while promoting full use of community resources. Families ensure that their loved ones have a place in this typical world by working together in the community as one.
If you have a child living with Autism, we welcome you to join us! For any other disability other than Autism, please visit our partner the Queens Special Education Parent Center (QSEPC): www.meetup.com/QueensSpecialEducationParentCenter/
QCPAC along with the Queens Special Education Parent Center (QSEPC) work together as one community towards the common goal of ensuring there is a place for their special needs loved one in this typical world.
We welcome new members from Queens (and all of NY) who will be just as dedicated and involved.
We are more than a support group. We are family!
QCPAC is a registered nonprofit organization in the state of New York.
Please visit our "About" page to view our terms of use agreement as a QCPAC member as well as view more info about who we are and who runs QCPAC.
PROFESSIONALS WELCOME! DONATIONS WELCOME!
There is a REQUIRED MEMBERSHIP FEE to help supplement expenses. Additional fees for outings may apply. Initial membership is FREE upon sign up for 30 days.
The Organizer has made this Meetup Group private
Its content is only available to members.
To learn more, contact the organizer directly, or you can go ahead and join the group.
Join Queens County Parents Autism Coalition,
Inc. (QCPAC)
Our Sponsors
Jessica Bermudez
Photographer, graphic artist
What members are saying
“ The group is place where we share the same language without further translating what we are talking about. ”
“ This is a great group to join if you would like to meet other parents that have children living with Autism. You can share everything from experiences, resources, struggles. ...
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