Elliott’s Voice will be on the move around Fort Worth this October, with several opportunities for families to connect, explore, and find support.
The month begins Oct. 10 at the Amon Carter Museum with Sensory Explorations: Powerful Patterns, an experience designed for children on the autism spectrum. Families can find details on the Amon Carter Museum event calendar.
On Oct. 17, Elliott’s Voice will take part in a free Caregiver Burnout Conference from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Crowley Recreation Center, 405 S. Oak St. Presented by the Center for ASD and Noah’s Ministry, the event focuses on self-care and support for caregivers, with lunch provided.
The month wraps up Oct. 31 at Ick-or-Treat at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. Families can learn more through the museum’s Ick-or-Treat event page.
Elliott’s Voice works to create greater awareness and inclusion for people who communicate differently. Families attending any October event are encouraged to stop by, connect, and say hello.
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