A Charlottesville tennis program designed for children with autism and other developmental disabilities is returning for its second year. The Charlottesville ACEing Autism program gives children a chance to get active, learn tennis and build connections outside of school. Sessions pair participants with volunteers from the University of Virginia, area high schools, the medical community and beyond. Organizers say they are hoping to reach even more families this year.
Brave Together Podcast: Support and Community for Caregiving Parents
Richard Spurling shares how ACEing Autism uses adaptive tennis to help autistic and neurodivergent children build skills, confidence and community. …


