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East Point marks first Autism Awareness Day with games, volunteers and praise for inclusion
Summary
City officials and volunteers in East Point marked the city’s first Autism Awareness Day with community games and partners, emphasizing inclusion for residents with autism; no formal council actions were recorded.
At a City of East Point event (date not specified), officials and volunteers marked the city’s first Autism Awareness Day celebration with games and community activities aimed at promoting inclusion for residents with autism, a staff member said.
The celebration, described by a staff member as “East Point’s first Autism Awareness Day,” featured Miracle League games of East Point, Century Toolbox and Yoka. The staff member said the city was “committed in this space to be inclusive.” Council member Mark Rogers received applause during the announcement.
The speaker thanked the Parks and Recreation Department and local groups including Juiced Up and Love to Lit, and called out the volunteers who helped run the event. The staff member said the day was intended to provide “opportunities for all kids of all kinds.”
No motions or votes related to the celebration were recorded in the provided transcript. The city did not specify a date for the event or outline follow-up actions in the portion of the transcript provided.
