Autism Society of Indiana – Neurodiversity Club — Westfield, IN

About This Group

The Autism Society of Indiana Neurodiversity Club is a welcoming social and support group for teens and adults on the autism spectrum. Meeting monthly at the Westfield Washington Public Library, this group celebrates neurodiversity while providing a safe space for connection, friendship, and peer support.

What to Expect

Meetings feature structured social activities, group discussions, and opportunities to connect with fellow neurodivergent individuals in a relaxed, low-pressure environment. Activities may include games, creative projects, discussion topics, and community outings. The group is designed to be sensory-friendly and accommodating of different communication styles and comfort levels.

About the Autism Society of Indiana

The Autism Society of Indiana is a statewide grassroots organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals affected by autism. Through local chapters and programs like the Neurodiversity Club, they create inclusive community spaces where autistic individuals can build meaningful connections and access resources for thriving in everyday life.

Meeting Details

Format: In-person monthly meetings
Schedule: 4th Wednesday of each month, 6:30–7:30 PM
Location: Westfield Washington Public Library, Westfield, IN
Cost: Free and open to the public

Who This Group Is For

This group is designed for teens and adults on the autism spectrum who are looking for social connection and community. Family members and allies are also welcome. No diagnosis is required to attend — anyone who identifies as neurodivergent is invited.

Contact Information

Website: autismsocietyofindiana.org
Location: Westfield Washington Public Library, Westfield, IN

This listing is provided for informational purposes. The Group Guide is not affiliated with the Autism Society of Indiana. Please contact the organization directly to confirm current meeting schedule.