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Frequenly Asked questions:
When/where are the support
meetings?
How do I join?
What are the advantages to membership?
Do I have to be a member to come to a meeting?
Is there a charge for the meetings?
How can I volunteer/help the chapter?
Does the chapter offer direct services?
When/where are the support
meetings?
Macomb County meetings are usually held on the third Thursday of each
month from September through June at St Ephrem's Church beginning at 7:30
pm. St. Ephrem's is located on the southeast corner of 17 Mile Road and
Dodge Park in Sterling Heights. St. Clair County meetings are typically
held on the third Monday of each month at the Memphis Library beginning
at 6:00 pm. Meeting dates and times do occasionally change and additional
meetings are scheduled as the need arises so, please call the chapter
voice mail for verification of meeting.
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How do I join?
Please print and fill out the membership
form and mail to:
Macomb/St.
Clair County Chapter
Autism Society of America
P.O. Box 182186
Shelby Twp., MI 48318-2186
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What are the advantages to membership?
Services
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Do I have to be a member to come to a meeting?
You do not have to be a member to attend a meeting. All are welcome.
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Is there a charge for the meetings?
There is no charge for support or informational meetings. We do, however,
occasionally charge a nominal fee for other events such as holiday parties
and private movie showings.
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How can I volunteer/help the
chapter?
There are many volunteer opportunities including helping at our annual
holiday parties, helping with mailings and phone calls, distributing information
to community organizations, and soliciting donations for our annual fundraiser,
The Sweetheart Ball. If you would like to help out please leave a message
on the chapter voice mail and a board member will return your call.
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Does the chapter offer
direct services?
The chapter is not allowed to provide direct services to members. We are
primarily a resource and information center for those with autism and
their parents. We do however provide social events for families with a
member affected by autism. These include holiday parties, private movie
screenings, a Family Enrichment Camp, bowling outings, skating outings,
picnics and other events.
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