Register to join! The South Sound Autism Partnership is a gathering of individuals, families, providers, and organizations who are part of the Autism community within the South Puget Sound area of Washington State. Our primary purpose is to increase awareness, acceptance, and advocacy of Autism in order to provide support for our community and impact Read More
Register to join PAVES Pierce “Parent 2 Parent Support Groups” offers a nurturing space for caregivers to connect, share experiences, and find guidance. Parents come together to discuss challenges, celebrate successes, and exchange practical strategies in raising children with disabilities. Through mutual understanding and empathy, this group provides emotional support, valuable resources, and a sense Read More
Come and join the P2P Team for a morning of outdoor fun! Everyone, regardless of age or ability, is invited to drop by for a walk and some community bonding. Meet us at the playground! Look for the PAVE tabletop sign. Two chances each month to join us. 2nd Saturdays @ Ft. Steilacoom Park in Read More
Register to join! Are you a teenager living with type 1 diabetes (T1D)? Join our free monthly Zoom sessions for teens in Washington and across the U.S. who have T1D. Youth ages 12-19 will be able to talk with a young adult about the challenges and realities of living with T1D.We want to help teens Read More
Register to join What Will I Learn? Pierce County Parent to Parent partners with The ARC of Washington and Pierce County community connections to provide support, information, and education for parents of children with disabilities and special healthcare needs. This is the required training to become a 1:1 helping parent volunteer and support other parents Read More
Register to join Provides a safe, validating, and empowering space for parents, caregivers, and families of African descent so they can find understanding, strength, and resources to navigate their unique and often challenging and isolating journey of raising Black/African American children or family member with a disability. This group supports:Open discussions,Shared experiences and cultural and Read More
Please register to attend Coffee & Tea with P2P – This drop-in support group is for parents and caregivers seeking support to navigate the various emotions and life adjustments of raising a child, youth, and adult with a disability. This parent group helps connect families to Pierce County community resources, fosters relationships with other parents, Read More
Register to join Join other young adults 18 – 26 years of age with disabilities and connect online or in-person in Tacoma. Share, discuss, listen, brainstorm, and shape your future! Check it out, join monthly, or when you can. When Do We Meet? Day: 3rd Wednesday of each month Time: 4-5pm PT Location: Hybrid Virtual: Zoom In-Person: PAVE Office 6316 Read More
The purpose and mission of People First of Washington is to assist all people to realize and appreciate that we are PEOPLE FIRST and our disabilities are secondary. We are equal citizens in our communities. This meeting is available both in person and online. To learn more or to get the online meeting link visit: Read More
We’re here to help with IEPs and other documents—no registration needed, just show up! Join us on the 4th Friday of each month (except December) from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Round Table Pizza on George Washington Way. First come, first served, so swing by, grab a slice, and let’s tackle those documents together! Read More
Come and join the P2P Team for a morning of outdoor fun! Everyone, regardless of age or ability, is invited to drop by for a walk and some community bonding. Meet us at the playground! Look for the PAVE tabletop sign. Two chances each month to join us. 2nd Saturdays @ Ft. Steilacoom Park in Read More
Register to join Provides a safe, validating, and empowering space for parents, caregivers, and families of African descent so they can find understanding, strength, and resources to navigate their unique and often challenging and isolating journey of raising Black/African American children or family member with a disability. This group supports:Open discussions,Shared experiences and cultural and Read More
