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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Join us for a Sensory Morning at the FASNY Museum of Firefighting in Hudson, NY on Sunday, July 19th at 9AM. This museum is fun and interactive. #sensoryfriendly #inclusive #firefighter #museumLooking for a sensory-friendly outing? ❤️🚒
The FASNY Museum of Firefighting is hosting a Sensory Morning on Sunday, July 19, from 9:00 to 10:00 AM, offering families the opportunity to explore the museum in a more sensory-friendly environment before regular admission begins.
Our Executive Director will also be on site to share information about the Autism Society Greater Hudson Region. We hope to see some of our families there!
See the flyer below for all the details.
On Thursday we had the honor of connecting with families and team members at Crossroads Center for Children during their ART show. Autism Society Greater Hudson Region, NY was one of the stations the children visited during the event. We introduced them to the Rollout Activities Mats from Fit and Fun Playscapes.
Children identified colors, shapes, and numbers. They hopped and moved through Robot Hopscotch and ended on the “I’m a Star” circle. We clapped and cheered for their successes. There were smiles all around!
We also offered the Copy Cat mat where students could copy movements or they could take the lead and have their parent or teacher copy their movements while identifying colors, following or giving instructions, and understanding their bodies and spacial awareness.
We enjoyed the event and look forward to future opportunities to connect and share resources and upcoming events (in pictures). See the full event at the Crossroads website below.
Thank you to Vicki Ramotar and the entire Crossroads community for a great experience. #TheConnectionIsYou
#artshow #community #autismsupport #resourcesharing #parentsupport #movementmatters #learningthroughplay #fitandfunplayscapes
crossroadcenter.org/crossroads-art-reception-2026/?blm_aid=178138112
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