We're on Facebook!
It seems that everyone is on Facebook these days. Now you can add RFENC to that list! And we're not just there, we're active! Whether you have a Facebook account or not, check out our page and keep tabs on our activities. Go to our Facebook page... →

RFENC Has a YouTube Channel
YouTube may be best known as an internet destination for outrageious videos, but we're using it to educate and advocate. Our channel contains video footage of our autism program (S.L.A.T.E), condensed I.E.P. Training, and more. Go to our YouTube channel... →

Take the Survey
Have you called the staff at RFENC and asked for help? How was your experience? We need your help! We are required to collect data for our grants and we'd like to ask you a few questions. The online form will take only a few minutes to fill out and will provide us with so much valuable information. Please be very honest and know that the information will be kept confidential. Enjoy this seasonal weather and thank you for your assistance! Click here to take the survey... →

What's it Like?
Ever wonder what it's like raising a child with autism? Shane Nurnberg, RFENC Program Manager, often shares the triumphs and the hardships of parenting his 7-year-old son who has autism. He writes for our own online newsletter and even had an article about IEPs and special education published some months ago in North State Parent Magazine. For a list of Shane's articles go to our sitemap and scroll to the bottom. You can't miss 'em!

Kelly Moravec Academic Encouragement Foundation
Established in March 2007 this program was founded in honor of a young man who despite huge battles with medical tragedies, kept true to his academic goals and dreams. He continued to prosper and persevere by surrounding himself with the necessary support of individuals who would not let him lose heart. He found that continuing to learn and grow was one thing he COULD make his own choice about. Read more about the Kelly Moravec Foundation... →

Songs for Children by Linda Conrad
Linda Conrad is selling a professionally recorded music CD that is not only positive and fun to listen to, but also encourages good behavior! Linda's music is an excellent classroom management tool. Some of the song titles include: Be a Friend, My Hands are for Helping, Calming Down Song, Biting is not OK, and more. Go to Linda's website... →

Online Asperger Support Group
If you are interested in joining this group please email Jen at jrbcaspgroup@sbcglobal.net