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SEWA’s SAPNA (South Asian Parents Network & Advocacy) program serves neurodivergent children and their families, offering culturally responsive education, advocacy, and support. The program reduces stigma and isolation by providing tools for parents to navigate autism, ADHD, and learning differences. In just the last six months, SAPNA has grown rapidly, hosting monthly community outreach events at SEWA’s Brooklyn Center site and community venues across Minnesota. Families continue to seek connection, validation, and culturally resonant resources through this essential program.
NEURODIVERSITY
Understanding Neurodiversity & It's Challenges
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SAPNA offers ongoing social skills groups for autistic individuals, along with monthly sensory-friendly and neurodiversity-affirming social events designed to foster community and connection. These inclusive gatherings are open to all, but serve as a safe and supportive space for neurodivergent individuals to build relationships, promote acceptance, and celebrate diversity. Monthly family-centered activities provide sensory-friendly, accessible opportunities for SAPNA families to connect and grow together, while dedicated support groups for family members to emphasize the importance of family involvement in building a strong, compassionate community.
GALLERY WITH PHOTOS FROM PAST EVENTS
افراد جنوب آسیای نورودیورس
توانایی ها
ساپنا یا "सपना" در هندی به معنای رویا است.
SEWA میزبان فضایی برای پشتیبانی همتا به همتا است که در آن خانواده‌های آسیای جنوبی ما می‌توانند با هم ارتباط برقرار کنند و در مورد نیازهای متقابل و خدمات پشتیبانی موجود برای افراد دارای تنوع عصبی بحث کنند.
ما یک پادکست SAPNA، SAPNA Dreamers را در اینجا داریم.
ما می‌خواهیم شکاف را پر کنیم و منابعی را فراهم کنیم تا بتوانیم به خانواده‌ها کمک کنیم تا اهداف خود را تحقق بخشند و به آنها برسند.
SAPNA meets جمعه ها ساعت 11:30 صبح . برای اطلاعات بیشتر به sapna@sewa-aifw.org ایمیل بزنید.
