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PLAY is committed to programs that benefit autistic youth, their families, and the community at large.

PARENT, Happy Client

PARENT

Happy Client

I’m very glad that we found this PLAY group for the kids. The instructors are kind enough to get them [children] engaged. There’s no such thing anywhere in the city..it’s a chance for them to be accepted.

BOATIE

BOATIE

ECE, Former PLAY Program Coordinator

Working with PLAY is a great experience. Working here is an extension of what I do as an ECE, I get more information about autistic kids that I can take to my full time job.

SHANIECE VASSELL

SHANIECE VASSELL

Senior Co-ordinator

My favourite part about PLAY is being with the kids. They are so loving and so understanding and our staff is amazing! If you have that child that you’re concerned about, PLAY is the place to be, because we’re all about physical awareness and physical education.

What's Happening at PLAY

Physical Lifestyle for Autistic Youth

The Frempong Autism Charity Golf Tournament 2023

Friends and Supporters, It’s that time of year and we would love to have your support, for this year’s Annual Charity Golf Tournament for PLAY. This year marks the 14th Annual Frempong’s Autism Charity Golf Tournament in support of PLAY! I founded PLAY (Physical Lifestyles for Autistic Youth) in 2010 to bring structured physical activity to children, like my sons Junior and Josiah,…
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Physical Lifestyle for Autistic Youth

Do you know 5 Early Signs of Autism?

5 Early Signs of Autism Understanding early signs of autism can help you provide your child with the help and resources that they need from as early an age as possible.  Here are 5 early signs of autism that we’ve sourced from Autism Speaks. You can find a link to their entire checklist at the end…
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Physical Lifestyle for Autistic Youth

Autism: 9 Things Autism Parents Want the World to Know

Here’s a post about autism parents that we wanted to reshare from a great blog called The Mighty (more info on the blog below) The word autism entered my heart as a whisper. It later entered my brain as a possibility. Later still, it entered my life. I worried, bought a book on autism, devoured…
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