Guest guest Posted March 4, 2004 Report Share Posted March 4, 2004 ---- autismnews 03/04/04 11:01:30 dadelp Autism Rally ABOARD believes that family support groups are crucial towards maximizing the potential of those with autism, and currently financially supports 50 support groups in 33 Pennsylvania counties. The demand for personal assistance in navigating the service and education maze illustrates why ABOARD responds annually to over 4000 requests for information and guidance. And always without charge. ABOARD exists to both increase autism awareness and knowledge Between its workshops conferences and the various speaking opportunties presented ABOARD educates over 2200 each year AUTISM RALLY "Your Vote Counts" Have you "WEIGHED IN" with your legislators lately?You are cordially invited to join us and "TIP THE SCALES" Annual Autism Awareness Rally in Harrisburg, PAMonday, April 12th at the Capitol Rotunda Noon to 1:00 p.m. The state budget focuses on Early Childhood Education Have you spoken to your legislators about the impact of EARLY INTERVENTION to your child and family? Have you weighed in on how intensive services early on can affect later educational and behavioral outcomes for individuals on the autism spectrum? The state education budget plans for a Student Achievement Fund and Rewarding Results Fund · What impact has No Child Left Behind had on your child? · What effect does standardized testing have on your child? · Is your child achieving meaningful skills to carry him or her into adulthood? The state budget stresses Accountability for Results Is your school district accountable for substance in its programs for the children it serves? Does your school district have the necessary training and supports available to successfully program for your child? Is there a continuum of education options available to your child? What opportunities are available for your child to work and live in their community? Only YOU, the voters, can tip the scales in favor of children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders! We ask that you call and schedule an April 12th appointment to visit with your state senators and representatives today. A free tree seedling will be available for you and your legislators at the rally. Help us plant "roots of hope" for all people with autism throughout Pennsylvania!For more rally information contact the Autism Society of America-Greater Harrisburg Area Chapter, Karen Woodings at 717-737-7151 or email KWoodings or Nancy Richey at 717-921-1964 or email thirdmountain. DIRECTIONS TO THE CAPITOL:Take PA Turnpike Exit #19 (Harrisburg). Take 283 North to 83 South toSecond Street Exit. Stay on Second Street till you come to StateStreet. Take a right on State. Capitol Building is straight ahead.FREE AND METERED PARKINGThere are several visitor spaces on Commonwealth Avenue between North Drive and Walnut Street. All Capitol Complex visitors have a one hour limit; designated spaces for individuals with disabilities have a two hour limit.PARKING LOTS AND GARAGES AROUND THE CAPITOL COMPLEXLocust St. Surface Prkg. Hbg. Parking Auth.2nd & Locus Streets Seventh & Forster StreetsTelephone: 717 236-8283 (Directly off the State Street Bridge)Telephone: 717-255-3099PRK-MOR, Inc. PRK-MOR, Inc.Third & Cranberry Streets 220 Chestnut Street(Across from the Capitol Bldg.) (3rd & Chestnut Streets)Telephone: 717-236-8283 Telephone: 717-236-8283Locust Street Garage Walnut Street GarageHbg. Parking Authority Hbg. Parking AuthorityLocust Street Court & Walnut StreetsTelephone: 717-255-3099 Telephone: 717-255-3099PRK-MOR, Inc.Forum Place @5th & Walnut StreetsTelephone: 717-236-8283Additional PRK-MOR, Inc. Garage Located Beyond theCapitol Complex MapContact: Bill Chianus Penn National Insurance Garage717-236-8283 2nd & Walnut Streets(monthly only)717-236-828310th & Mulberry Sts. All First Bank Garage(behind the old Post Office) 210 Chestnut Street717-236-8283 717-236-8283Pennsylvania Place Garage 3rd & Mulberry Streets301 Chestnut Street 717-236-8283717-236-8283DIRECTIONS BACK TO TURNPIKE FROM CAPITOL:Head back down State Street and cross over Second Street (Second St. is one way), continuing on State Street until it dead ends into Front Street. Left on Front Street. Follow Front Street out of town and take 83 North toward the airport. Once on 83 North, look for signs for 283 South and take exit for 283 South. Once on 283 South watch for Turnpike entrance. This email was sent to dadelp.manage your preferences | opt out using TrueRemovetm.Got this as a forward? Sign up to receive our future emails. email powered by Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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