Normalizing Autism in Children
One Play Date at a Time
About
The Magnolia Rose Foundation
Most people don’t realize that Autism isn’t a “disability” it’s a “different ability”. Every 1 in 44 children are autistic. The vision of the Magnolia Rose Foundation is to teach inclusion and encourage the acknowledgement of developmental differences. For children of all ages and abilities to connect through play and education. That one-day society will show recognition to all neurodivergent people.
In doing this, we will support other families with autistic children provide a free activity each month for “all” children to give them an opportunity to play together AND learn about each other’s differences. Our mission is to create safe and fun spaces for autistic and neurotypical children to play and learn. To educate parents on inclusion and developmental differences. To establish an environment of growth and understanding of the unique variations in each other.
Magnolia & Esther
The Reason Behind the Play Dates
We could tell that their was something different about Magnolia in how she played and interacted with Esther, but that has never stopped their blossoming friendship. It is our determination that they grow and learn from each other. Differences are beautiful.
Mission
Vision
Our vision is to teach inclusion and encourage the acknowledgement of developmental differences. For children of all ages and abilities to connect through play and education. That one-day society will show recognition to all neurodivergent people
Core Values
- NNormalizing Autism in Children and Embracing its Beautiful Differences.
- NPromoting the acceptance of autistic children in all places of society.
- NTo play and educate.