Our first gathering • April 4

A day of awareness, support, and community

We came together to listen, learn, encourage one another, and take another step toward a more understanding and inclusive community.

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APR 04 10 AM – 1 PM

Looking back

What happened that day

On April 4, Rehoboth Awareness Network held its first community meeting—a welcoming space centered on autism awareness, education, encouragement, and support.

Families, caregivers, children, advocates, and community members spent the day connecting and learning from one another. Through meaningful conversations and shared experiences, we celebrated every child and strengthened the relationships that help families feel seen and supported.

The gathering reminded us that lasting change begins when people choose to listen, speak up, and walk alongside one another. We are grateful to everyone who helped make this first meeting possible.

The people who made it special

Community showed up

Parents and caregivers brought their experiences. Children brought their joy and individuality. Friends, advocates, volunteers, and community supporters brought open hearts and a willingness to learn. Every person who attended helped create a warm space where families could connect without judgment.

“Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves.” — Proverbs 31

Keep the connection going

Thank you for being part of our beginning.

Want to learn more, support our mission, or join us at a future gathering? We would love to hear from you. Click on the link below and join our community under the "Spiritual Support" section.

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