Safe Body! Safe Feet! Safe Hands! We can be safe! I just know we can! Follow along with Mr. Mike and friends as we dance, sing, and learn how to have a safe body! Hello, parents and teachers! My name is Mike, and I’m a 23-year-old paraprofessional at Mentor CARES (Cardinal Autism Resource and Education School). This school year marks my fourth year in education! I’ve also coached basketball and taught kids how to play drums. As a kid, I always looked up to the older kids, and now I strive to be the role model I would have wanted. My goal is to create the best video resources possible for your children! I want to make a positive impact all around the world—even if it's just by putting a smile on your face! I’ve been receiving a lot of positive feedback on “Mr. Mike,” and I just want to say thank you so much! Seeing your kids enjoy the videos truly makes me so happy. I can’t express enough how grateful I am for everyone and everything in my life. Teachers and Parents, Feel free to message me with any specific video lessons you need for your classroom! You can find me on Instagram at yourfriendmrmike—just send me a message! I’m always open to new ideas and want to help in any way I can! I support Share A Vision! shareavision.org We are a charitable organization that is committed to providing recreational activities for individuals with Autism and other disabilities through grants, fundraising events and community support. @shareavision1 @mentorcares on Instagram! THE BEST SOCIAL STORIES/RESOURCES FOR AUTISM! www.youtube.com/@UCjfMgn6C95ffx_IOx2JIaGw Autism Goes kick started from the desire to alleviate some of the anxiety and fear that is often paired with new experiences for individuals with autism and their families. We scoured the internet for a platform that provided community supports and tools for our friends with autism and came up short time-after-time. After creating community outing social stories and supports for our students, we wanted to create a way to share these resources with others to help make new experiences in the community more accessible. For some individuals, visiting new places in their world can be very frightening. Fear-of-the-unknown can cause some individuals and their families to stay within the comfort of what they know instead of venturing out and experiencing what the world has to offer. With new experiences comes growth and our goal is to help individuals with autism by giving them the tools they need to access their world, to be brave and GO live their life. facebook.com/autismgoes twitter.com/AutismGoes More fun videos to come!!!

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