Welcome to the NEW Autism Society of Oakland County website & Online Community.  Our organization was founded in 1985 by a group of concerned parents and membership is open to all those who care about people with autism.

To learn more, go to the About Us page.


2012 Summer Programs


Finding a summer program for your child or young adult with autism can present a unique challenge. We have found a few organizations in our area with an inclusive outlook.


For more information view:
Summer Programs




For past "Latest Scoop" articles, click here for the News section.

ASOC Newsletter

The Spring 2012 edition of The Advocate, our newsletter, is now available!

Our goal is to educate and inform; sharing our recent projects and events, in addition to recognizing the donors, volunteers and advocates whose assistance makes our mission possible.

For more information view: Newsletters

Today, it is estimated that one in every 88 children is diagnosed with autism, making it more common than childhood cancer, juvenile diabetes and pediatric AIDS combined.

To learn more, see our What Is Autism page.

Once a month this opportunity is offered for teens and young adults within the ASD spectrum to get together & have fun!

    We have all types of activities including:  video games, ping pong, basketball, floor hockey & board games.  We even have a DJ that plays all the latest hits for those who enjoy dancing.  The Friendship Club is run by volunteers.
Parents and siblings are welcome to come.  Siblings should be 12 years or older, please, as this event is geared for teens/young adults. 

To learn more, visit the ASOC Friendship Club Website

Our new website includes an online community where
individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders, and their families can connect, talk and support each other.




To learn more, see our
Community page.