When

Sunday, January 29, 2023 from 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM PST
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Where

Purple Easel 
880 Rochester Ave.
Unit B
Ontario, CA 91764
 

 
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Contact

Anel Ibarra 
Autism Society Inland Empire 
951-220-6922 
events@ieautism.org 
 

Teens Take the Lead Social Club - Ontario 

Teens Take the Lead is about connecting teens on the autism spectrum & their siblings together to build friendships, self-confidence, and independence in the community.  It’s designed for teens 13-17 yrs with social challenges who can function independently in small groups and is inclusive of their neurotypical siblings.

A key feature of the program is that the teens plan their own community activities with Autism Society Inland Empire guidance with a reasonable monetary limit of per participant.  Teens can brainstorm, propose ideas, and as a group make decisions. We will meet in the community to implement activities planned within the group. Another important aspect is to support independence and self-confidence. Teaching them to take initiative in interacting with familiar and unfamiliar peers to build strong reciprocal friendships. 

This group will be facilitated by an adult. 

This program is not a drop-of event or a therapeutic option. Caregivers 18 yrs. old and older will not partake in the event’s activities but must be present during the duration, no exceptions. 

Purple Easel Private In-Person Event  

880 Rochester Ave Unit B Ontario, CA 91764 

Sunday, January 29, 2023 

12:30-2:30 PM

for ages 13-17. Siblings allowed if they are within the same age group.

Painting begins promptly at 1pm 

90-Minute Teen Painting $15 per guest - Limited Capacity

Wear clothing you’re ok getting a little paint on, aprons will be provided. 

Optional: Individually pre-packaged store-bought nut and peanut free snack to share with peers. 

Registration is only online. Payment will not be taken at the door. Last day to request refunds is January 25th. 

Please do not attend event if you or your loved ones have covid or flu symptoms.

Here below is the painting we will be drawing.