Current Initiatives
Find out more about our current community outreach and support initiatives below. We look forward to adding more opportunities soon!
Find out more about our current community outreach and support initiatives below. We look forward to adding more opportunities soon!
Welcome to the Hoosier Autism Caregivers Virtual Support Group!
Join us on the for a supportive and informative gathering of fellow caregivers.
Each session begins with a brief 10–15-minute talk on a topic related to autism and caregiving, followed by an open discussion.
Whether you’re looking to connect, share experiences, ask questions, or just listen, you’re welcome here.
Our monthly topics are designed to spark conversation and provide helpful insights, but you’re always encouraged to bring up anything that’s on your mind. This is your space for support, connection, and community.
Please note: This group is intended to create a safe space for nonpaid caregivers, such as family members or friends providing care without compensation.There is no cost to participate, but registration is required to receive the Zoom link.
For More Details email us irca@iu.edu
All Indiana University faculty and staff who identify as autistic are welcome! This is a primarily self-directed group that helps individuals stay socially connected, become effective self-advocates, and explore supports and activities on campus and in the community. Faculty/Staff on the Spectrum Group is not a counseling program.
Upcoming Meeting Dates
Parking at the IIDC is open after 5 p.m. Please use the spaces and so not pull up to the side of the circle drive, etc., as that will block IU vehicles. Accessible spaces are available off the circle drive and in the parking on the west side of the Institute.
We are excited to partner with the Neurodiversity Coalition, a student group at Indiana University Bloomington. Their mission is “to promote and foster a culture of inclusivity for neurodivergent individuals on the university campus and within the greater community.”
Next Event
General questions? Contact irca@iu.edu
The Indiana Institute on Disability and Community is committed to providing equal access to this event for all participants. If you have questions about accessibility or have a request for alternative formats or other accommodations, please contact the IRCA at irca@iu.edu or 812-855-6508. The deadline for accommodation requests is three weeks prior to any event.
2810 E. Discovery Parkway Bloomington IN 47408 812-856-4722 812-855-9630 (fax) irca@iu.edu
Center Director: Tiffany Neal, Ph.D., HSPP
The IRCA Reporter is filled with useful information for individuals, families and professionals