The Autism Society Greater Hudson Region, New York is a not-for-profit organization that serves people living with autism in the Greater Hudson Region of New York State and their families. Our vision is a society where all individuals on the autism spectrum are fully participating members of our community.
Radio Interview featuring ASGHR’s Tracy Schober
Community Spotlight on 92.9 WBPM
Autism Society Greater Hudson Region Executive Director, Tracy Schober, recently joined Host Bob Miller on Community Spotlight on 92.9 WBPM, alongside Patrick Downes, Director of Marketing for Ruge’s Auto Group, Inc. During the interview, they discussed Autism, the core services of Autism Society Greater Hudson Region, and the importance of supporting individuals and families impacted by Autism throughout the Hudson Valley. The conversation also highlighted the upcoming Walk for Autism & Safety Awareness, taking place on Sunday, June 28, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds. This family-friendly community event will feature activities, resources, and opportunities to connect while raising awareness and promoting inclusion for Autistic individuals of all ages.
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What an incredible day at our Walk for Autism & Safety Awareness event on June 28th at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds!
Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate, connect, and support Autism acceptance and safety throughout our community. From families, volunteers, sponsors, community partners, and everyone who came out to walk, your support made our inaugural Walk a wonderful success!
The day was filled with fun and meaningful activities, including the Cardboard Explosion puppet show by PaperHeart Puppets, movement and sensory-inclusive activity areas, warm-up exercises led by Adaptive845 (with a special appearance by Bluey!), the Dutchess County Transit Bus Experience, and our community walk around the track.
We were also honored to welcome distinguished guests and community leaders, including New York State Senator Rob Rolison. Dana Hopkins, All Abilities Coordinator from Dutchess County Mental Health, presented us with a certificate from Dutchess County Executive Sue Serino. We were especially touched to receive a U.S. flag that flew over the U.S. Capitol commemorating the prior affiliate’s 10th annual walk. The flag, presented by Pierce Langlois from Anderson Center for Autism to Board President Tina Chirico and Executive Director Tracy Schober, celebrates our current affiliate's continued presence in Dutchess County.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this day so memorable!
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Our ED is excited to attend our next Mom’s Night Out. She looks forward to joining this free Yoga session at Love Albany and having meaningful conversations during dinner. We hope you can join us. Please register as space is limited. onecau.se/_m2ppq1
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