This group is open to parents and their teens from the ages of 12 to 18 who are on the Autism and Asperger Spectrum. The intent of the meetup is to provide fun activites for parents and their teens with Autism and Aspergers and provide a great forum for friendships to develop. It also gives a chance for parents to build friendships with other parents of these amazing teens.  All activities are open to parents and their teens with Autism and Aspergers.  Activities must be attended by parents who …

Medically Ambiguous Kids Exist and so do their needs, albeit medical, developmental, spiritual, and educational. Are you a parent of a child that overlaps diagnoses? Do you want to find people like you? Do you want families to understand you? Are you in need of resources that seemingly don't exist? Well, welcome!

Moms wear so many different hats and we want to help you wear them well! We are a diverse group of moms that know one size does NOT fit all! Our kids are all different ages and stages and we meet your needs by providing fun, fellowship, education and inspiration that is common to all moms; along with opportunities to form relationships with other moms that are in your specific season of life. You can participate at the general level or go deeper as you "do life together" with your new friends in …

A group designed for people to learn about A.D.D. together, sharing personal experience, insights, and wisdom. Open to anyone effected by A.D.D. or have loved ones who are.

VBL RESPITE HOUSE AND ACTIVITY CENTER is a non profit organization founded by a father who's son has autism. Our organization ultimate goal is to provide residential housing and respite services to families who children and adults are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. We seek support and a mutual understanding from people who family and friends are affected by this disorder. We would like to create a world for autistic individuals.

This is a group for young adults that have high functioning Autism or a disability like it that want to meet new people and make friends. Maybe once a week at a park for basketball, coffee shop, out for the movies, or anything relatively easy and cheap thing. I want to meet people who are close in age that I can relate to and we can support each other.

Calling all single moms and dads in your 30's and 40's who want to live life and have some fun together with our kiddos...and without them! I recently returned to Tucson divorced with three munchkins under the age of 11 and want to get out and meet some other singles that parent solo who can relate to what that entails. It is so hard to be a single working parent and find time to meet new friends with common interests or perhaps someone special. I realized after two years of 24/7 parenting that …

Meet other local parents, professionals and caretakers of children with special needs, regardless of diagnosis. Gather for support, advice, and companionship. This group will be geared toward playdates, Dad's and/or mom's get-togethers (night out, morning coffee, etc.) and family events.  To foster social interaction & skills and make friends.