Improve Your Skills: Join a Social Group for People with Autism
It doesn’t matter if you are young or old, at any age friendships can end quickly and can be difficult to establish. When our hobbies grow, change, and get bigger, some connections can fall by the wayside. Some people have a harder time learning how to get along with others than others, even if they don’t have a disability. It can be even harder to learn social skills if you have autism or cerebral palsy. This is especially true if you also have developmental challenges or other disabilities that make it hard. Joining a social group for people with autism, cerebral palsy, and other challenges is one of the best ways to improve your skills, get better at talking to new people, and feel more at ease around them. You will have the chance to meet people who are going through the same disabilities and struggles as you are. You can also boost your confidence in a safe environment by taking part in group activities and events.
Social Networking Website and APP
All Friends Network is on a mission to help people with cerebral palsy, autism, or other developmental disabilities who want to learn how to make friends or network with others by giving them tools and chances to do so. We want to encourage people of all ages to focus on making friends that will last a lifetime as a way to become more independent and live a fuller life. During the outbreak, Trevor Kelliher, who has cerebral palsy, made All Friends Network. People with developmental challenges can make friends through a free app and a social network that is only for users. All of the tools we offer are meant to help our members improve their social skills. Now, having autism, cerebral palsy, or another disability won’t stop them from making friends and relationships.
The AFN Live-Link is a social networking website made just for our users. People who want to use this app must first join the All Friends Network. There are no fees to become a member because we want people to start talking to each other and making friends as soon as possible. Just make a profile and start talking to people in this safe space, where you don’t have to worry about being bullied or treated badly by people who don’t understand your developmental condition. It can be hard to talk about social skills and autism at the same time, especially if the autism traits make it hard to speak. The same goes for making friends with someone who has cerebral palsy; sometimes physical disabilities or speech disabilities can make it hard to talk to them. Our goal is to give our users the tools they need to deal with these disabilities in a healthy and safe way.
Events to Help Improve Your Skills
Going to social events is a good way to improve your social skills. Our goal is to add more events to the ones we already have once a month to bring our people together. Plans are being made for trips like mini-golf, tours of nearby zoos, aquariums, and museums, as well as pizza parties and movie nights. These trips are free for our members because our sponsors have given money to cover the costs. Since All Friends Network is a non-profit, the money will not go to the group itself. Instead, it will go to support the work we do for our members to help them learn how to make friends and socialize with other people in the membership community.
Life skills are another thing that All Friends Network members can get help with. We are currently working on making educational training movies that can be watched online, small seminars, and maybe even one-on-one meetings where people can get help to improve their life skills. The hiring service that works with our team is helping to find jobs for all of our members who are looking for work. The people who join the Friends Network will even be able to get help and training to make a professional resume and learn how to make a good first impression at a job interview.
Support for People with Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities
Welcome to the All Friends Network! Now is the time to learn how to make friends with people who have autism, cerebral palsy, or other developmental challenges. We are adding more people and coming up with new ways to help them improve their social skills, learn useful life skills, and make friends that will last a lifetime. To become a member, call us at 941-587-7172 right now or email us at info@allfriendsnetwork.org.