Finding His Place: Sean’s Story
Through Kaleidoscope, Sean found friends, purpose, and peace of mind for himself and his family after years of challenges in school. A true story of belonging.
Laughter, Love and Legacy: How David Murphy’s Memory Lives On Through Giving
Former Easterseals Bay Area mom makes a donation to Catalight/Easterseals Northern California as just another way to honor his legacy, remember his laugh and thank the organization that helped enhance the wellbeing of their family.
A Fun Halloween for Children with Developmental Disabilities
Let’s make Halloween more inclusive These printable cards can be brought along with you while Trick-or-Treating to let others know that they are celebrating in the way that works for them! Halloween is a fun time for kids to dress up and explore their favorite...
What Autistic People Wished Neurotypical People Knew
Catalight’s Senior Research and Data Analyst Ben Pfingston, an autistic self-advocate, lists out things he wishes neurotypical people knew about the neurodiverse.
A Picture Perfect Day of Golf
The 2025 Driving Change Golf Classic raised vital funds to support neurodiverse individuals and families, blending a picture-perfect day of golf with community connection, inclusion and joyful celebration.
In the News: Inclusion Starts with All of Us
The Kaleidoscope Community Adult Program offers adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities opportunities to develop life skills and engage in community activities. By participating in everyday outings – like shopping, volunteering and recreation...
Joe’s Dad: In His Own Words
Joe’s dad shares how Kaleidoscope has transformed their lives – giving Joe independence, friendships and fulfillment, while bringing his family peace of mind and a true sense of relief.
Joe, In His Own Words
My name is Joe. I have an older brother Shane. He is 28 and is also autistic. My mom is Cindy and my dad is Eric. My dog’s name is Riley. I have lots of aunts and uncles and my grandma Betty. I attend Kaleidoscope every week from Monday through Thursday. Kaleidoscope
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Social Security & Autism
Learn about qualifying for Social Security benefits, available to adults who cannot work because of Autism Spectrum Disorder and for parents of children with ASD.
Autism-Friendly Halloween Tips
Whether you have a child on the spectrum or simply want to make your home inclusive for all trick or treaters, our autism-friendly Halloween tips can help you create a fun and special night for everyone!
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