The Superhero Center for Autism is a judgment-free community center open to all children with special needs and their families at no cost.
The Superhero Center for Autism, founded in 2015, is a non-profit organization offering support, education, and resources for individuals with autism and other special needs and their families. The community center, located 4205 Galleria, Loves Park, is a judgment-free place where kids can be safe, be empowered, be supported, and be themselves.
Registration is required, but there is no cost. Documentation of a special need that can benefit from the sensory gym is required to participate. (IEP, IFSP, 504 plan, doctor’s note, current therapist note).
It’s time to dress up, put on your mask, and join us at the Masquerade Ball!
On Saturday, Oct. 28, we’re gathering at the Radisson Hotel & Conference Center Rockford for the Superhero Center’s 7th Annual Masquerade Ball, our biggest fundraising event of the year.
Our 2nd annual Open House is just around the corner!
This is a great opportunity to pay a visit to the Superhero Center, see our facilities, and learn all the work we do.
We’re so grateful to Whitney Martin, David Greenberg, and the rest of the team at the Morning Show on WTVO for having us on to talk about the Superhero Center, our Resource Fair and our upcoming Trunk or Treat event.
Our most heartful appreciation to the following companies and individuals for their support.
