Found It! was organically grown out of the desire and need to...

Provide peer support and social activities for young adults affected by  Asperger's Syndrome (AS), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) High Functioning Autism (HFA) and other Neurodevelopmental disorders.

Why We Started

In Solano county, there were not many options for those higher functioning young adults that wanted to be a part of a peer group or have an active, independent social life. Most current programs were located outside of the county, cost too much, and/or are designed for youth under 18. We needed a program of our own, in our own community. After searching and seeming to come up short, we “Found It“ within ourselves to create something that we believe is truly special and want to share it with you. So now, you have Found It! Too        ~Alexis and Family 

Provide Peer Support* 

A facilitator will meet with the group to discuss:

• Life's challenges
• Building relationships
• Anxiety/Coping Skills
• Communication
• Basic Skills (microwave cooking)
• It's Really Up to You!

The goal is to be a peer led group. A facilitator is onsite to ensure a welcoming, nonjudgmental atmosphere and to keep the group on topic. A short video maybe viewed or an agreed topic can be discussed or even learn something new alongside your peers. 

*Participants must be moderately self-sufficient and able to actively communicate.

Our Social Group

We love to get together. Some of our activities include:

• Bowling (with SODA and the city of Vacaville)
• Water Aerobics (with SODA and the city of Vacaville)
• Festivals (Anime, Comics)
• Karaoke
• Sporting events/participation (Sabering, hockey games, wrestling (SPW))
• Horse racing
• Art projects
• You Name It!

*At times, we partner with Social Opportunities for Disabled Adults (SODA) to offer more activities.

Help get the word out and Join Us!

We get it. You want someone to talk to, someone who understands and has walked in your shoes, someone to just call friend. Living with a disability can be tough and can impair the ability to make friends and we want to help.

While our primary focus are individuals with Neurodevelopmental disorders between the ages of 18-50, we welcome ALL including those with social anxiety.

Our meetings are held twice a month at the Joseph A. Nelson Community Center, 611 Village Drive, Suisun City.

Our Peer support meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday* each month from 6:30-8:00pm.

Our Social Group meets on the  4th Wednesday* of each month from 6:30-8:00pm. 

Social Opportunities for Disabled Adults (SODA) joins us for our meetings.

*Except for holidays. We only meet once a month November and December.