Therapy room at Lighthouse Autism Center with toys on a table with blue chairs and book shelves above

Northern Indiana Autism Expo

The Autism Society of Indiana, hosts an annual Northern Indiana Autism Expo every year at various locations though-out Indiana. In 2014, this Autism Expo was hosted in Mishawaka at Windsor Park Conference Center at 4020 Edison Lakes Parkway, Mishawaka, Indiana.

The expo is free to attend and typically features different exhibitors from across the state providing information, resources and entertainment regarding the happenings of Autism in the state of Indiana. There are always a variety of activities to do and items to buy!

To learn more about the Autism Society of Indiana or upcoming events, click here.

The Autism Society of Indiana (ASI) exists to ensure that every individual and every family affected by autism in the State of Indiana receives the high-quality services they deserve.

ASI is dedicated to ensuring that every program, service, or support provided to our community is Person-Centered, and focused on Personal Outcome Measures (POM). Specifically, all of our work is based on the following core values:

  • Each person with autism is unique and should be treated as such.
  • Every person with autism should have the same opportunities as any other person.
  • People with autism should have choices and control over their lives.

Together, we can unlock your child’s potential

Related News

01/15/2026

10 Simple Self-Care Habits for Autism Caregivers 

Caring for a child with autism is rewarding, but can also be demanding in ways that aren’t always visible. Between daily routines, therapy schedules, advocacy, and emotional labor, many caregivers find themselves running on empty, even as they continue to show up for their child every day.  Earlier this year, we explored this reality in our blog post, The Power of Pause: Why Caregiver Self-Care […]

Read more
the power of pause why self care for caregivers is important

01/05/2026

The Power of Pause: Why Caregiver Self-Care Matters 

As a new year begins, many families naturally reflect on what they hope the months ahead will bring—more peace, more balance, more support. At Lighthouse Autism Center, we’ll be taking a deeper look at the importance of self-care throughout the month of January, offering resources and encouragement to help caregivers start the year feeling supported and grounded. But […]

Read more

11/18/2025

Tips for Picky Eaters and Introducing New Foods

Autistic children are often labeled as picky eaters, but the truth is that they face a unique set of challenges that can make mealtimes extremely stressful. Discover helpful tips on introducing new foods into your child’s diet to make mealtimes more nutritional and enjoyable for everyone at the table. Autism and Food: Tips for Introducing […]

Read more
Translate »