Do you have questions, concerns, need support or don’t know where to turn to get your Autism related questions answered? At the Autism Society of South Central Wisconsin, we are here to help!
Our Information and Assistance Coordinator is here to connect you to the services and support you need to help you on your Autism journey. Give us a call at (608) 630-9147 or email us at info@autismsouthcentral.org.
Autism 101 is a free workshop for parents, family members and caregivers of newly diagnosed children who are interested in learning more about Autism and the Autism Society of South Central WI. The session is led by members of our education committee who have children on the spectrum and consist of an overview of Autism followed by time for questions and answers.
We provide support, education and advocacy to individuals with Autism, their families and the community in south central and south western WI.
We are dedicated to improving the lives of all who are impacted by autism by providing information, resources and support, while raising awareness and acceptance in our community. We do this by increasing public awareness about the day-to-day issues faced by people on the spectrum, advocating for appropriate services for individuals across the lifespan, and providing the latest information regarding treatment, education, research and advocacy.
Madison, WI 53719
There are a broad range of services offered through the CLTS Waiver Program to meet the needs and goals of your child and your family. Each plan is individualized and a CLTS case manager will work with children and their families to identify needs and goals that will help a child be an active participant in their home and community.
Suite 100
Fitchburg, WI 53711
Area of expertise: Social Security Disability appeals
We believe the whole family needs to be supported to be successful.
The purpose of the Blue Crayon Foundation INC is to help create a community of acceptance for children with special needs.
The Blue Crayon Foundation is committed to creating opportunities and experiences that children and families might not have in their everyday lives.
The Blue Crayon Foundation will create partnerships with and educate the greater community about children with special needs.
Cedric Kostelyna brings a background in education to his legal practice. His teaching experience allows him to understand the unique needs of diverse families and individuals. His previous role at a nationwide family law firm provided him with the skills to guide families towards collaborative solutions, and when necessary, to litigate aggressively. In every case, Cedric advocates for putting the child’s rights and well-being as the paramount consideration.
Practice Areas
Child Custody, Placement, and Support
Divorce and Dissolution
Paternity
Foster Parent Rights
Grandparent Rights
Guardian Ad Litem Appointments
Guardianship
School Law
Adoption
Life and Estate Planning
Probate
Marital Property and Cohabitation Agreements
Oregon: 602 Pleasant Oak Dr., Oregon, WI 53575
As one of the largest and longest-running family-driven events in the state, the Children Come First annual Conference is dedicated to addressing the pressing needs of children and families living with mental and behavioral health issues.
The Children Come First Conference brings together a diverse audience, including parents, caregivers, social workers, educators, school support staff, and various professional service providers from counties and communities. The CCF Conference informs participants and engages them in meaningful discussions, equipping them with valuable insights and resources.
Wisconsin's Children's Long-Term Support Waiver Program makes Medicaid funding available to support children with substantial limitations due to developmental, physical, or severe emotional disabilities who are living at home or in the community. Funding may be used to support a range of services based on an assessment of your child's and family's specific needs and identified goals or outcomes.
Wisconsin's Children's Long-Term Support (CLTS) Waiver Program (including the Katie Beckett Program and the Children's Community Options Program) makes Medicaid funding available to support children with substantial limitations due to developmental, physical, or severe emotional disabilities who are living at home or in the community. Funding can be used to support a range of services based on an assessment of the needs of the child and his or her family.
El Programa de Exención de Apoyo a Largo Plazo para Niños (CLTS) de Wisconsin (que incluye el Programa Katie Beckett y el Programa de Opciones Comunitarias para Niños) hace que los fondos de Medicaid estén disponibles para apoyar a los niños con limitaciones sustanciales debido a discapacidades del desarrollo, físicas o emocionales graves que viven en el hogar o en la comunidad. La financiación se puede utilizar para apoyar una variedad de servicios basados en una evaluación de las necesidades del niño y su familia.
Madison, WI 53704