Sharon Leon

Sharon Leon

Are you ready to work but not finding that opportunity? Then NFAR's vocational technical training program might be the right choice for you!

AUTISM MOM'S GROUP
March Meeting

March 20, 2019

6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
**NEW LOCATION**Filippi's Pizza Grotto
5353 Kearny Villa Rd
San Diego, CA 92123
Directions

Dinner: Pizza, Salad.
Dinner is provided

These meetings are for Moms to come together in a fun and relaxed setting. The group will meet the 3rd Wednesday of the month for dinner and guest speakers. It's an opportunity to share resources, experiences and enjoy being with other moms of individuals with autism.

March Topic: My Life With Autism

Please join us for this special NFAR Mom's Group as Ethan shares his experiences of growing up with autism.

Guest Speaker: Ethan Hirschberg, Professional Blogger and Motivational Speaker

Ethan Hirschberg is a teenager with High Functioning Autism. In March 2017, he started a blog called The Journey Through Autism where he shares his personal experiences, insights, and advice to individuals on the spectrum, parents, caregivers, educators, and providers. Ethan is also a motivational speaker and entrepreneur who loves to educate, advocate, and inspire others regarding Autism Spectrum Disorders.

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NFAR MEN'S GROUP
March Meeting

Thursday, Mar 14, 2019

NFAR MEN'S GROUP

6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
**Filippi's Pizza Grotto
5353 Kearny Villa Rd
San Diego, CA 92123
Directions

Dinner: Pizza, Salad.
Dinner is provided

The Men’s Group is for dads, step dads, and granddads helping to raise a child with autism. We offer dinner, guest speakers and a chance to network with other men in a relaxed setting.

March Topic: "What Working with those with Autism has Taught Me"

After working with over 100 young adults with autism, Juan shares his thoughts on the challenges, the successes and how to best prepare your child for the path forward.

Guest Speaker: Juan Leon, Director of NFAR's Technical Training Programs

Juan Leon is the co-founder for the National Foundation for Autism Research and the Director of NFAR's technical training programs for young adults.
Juan holds a Mechanical Engineering Degree from the University of California San Diego and a MBA from the Stanford Business School. Juan has worked with high tech Fortune 500 Companies for over 20 years, overseeing off-shore operations and quality control of high tech products throughout Asia. He has first-hand experience in the product development cycle from idea conceptions to the retail marketplace, working with manufacturers like Hewlett-Packard and Sony and retailers such as Best Buy, Walmart and Amazon.
Juan recognizes the strengths and talents of those on the autism spectrum and is working to open up new and expanded opportunities for them.

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