Jayce’s Journey Inc.

Welcome to Jayce's Journey Inc.

Our Mission

Jayce’s Journey supports children and individuals in the nuclear family diagnosed with Autism and/or developmental delays by raising awareness, providing early intervention services in addition to educational and financial resources.

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Our Vision

We envision a future in which equitable opportunities are provided to individuals with Autism where we can work as a team to discover their abilities through being empowered to overcome barriers and limitations throughout their various stages of life.

Events

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14 Jun

Autism Families Connect (AFC)

map June 14, 2022 8:00 PM Clubhouse

Bi-Weekly on Tuesdays Forum: Clubhouse (App) Time: 8:00pm

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18 Jun

Autism Community Adventures

map June 18, 2022 1:00 PM

Autism Community Adventures is our kids-based monthly outing

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3 Apr

Jayce’s Journey Launch Celebration

map April 3, 2022 5:00 PM Crypto.com Arena

Jayce’s Journey Inc. has partnered with the Los

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Happy Mother’s Day from Jayce’s Journey! 💐💙

Wow. Thank you so much @revolttv for highlighting

Wow. Thank you so much @revolttv for highlighting our journey durning #Autismawarenessmonth. It was such a pleasure speaking candidly about autism in the black community. Link in our bio! 💙🧩 #revolttv

So excited to talk to Actor @spektrumbeuty on IG L

So excited to talk to Actor @spektrumbeuty on IG Live tomorrow at 12pm PST. For the first time we’ll get to explore the perspective and journey of a person living and thriving with autism. I can’t wait to hear all Nik has to say. Join us tomorrow!

We had the pleasure of sitting down with @blackent

We had the pleasure of sitting down with @blackenterprise to discuss autism in the black community. Link in our bio. Check it out!

Thank you @vibemagazine for attending our Sneaker

Thank you @vibemagazine for attending our Sneaker Ball and for such an awesome write up! 🫶🏽🤞🏾💙🧩

Thank you @globalgrind for highlighting our sneake

Thank you @globalgrind for highlighting our sneaker ball 💙🧩. Go check out our write up! Link in our bio!

Sneaker Ball was a SUCCESS. Thank you @1500ornothi

Sneaker Ball was a SUCCESS. Thank you @1500ornothin for setting the vibes. @grancoramino for sponsoring our bar. @thealxndr for the beautiful Live Painting. Auction items from @laclippers @dussecognac @skylergreystreetart @deecosey @_anttttt5 @sportsrehabla @tatelrestaurants & all our amazing friends and family who joined us on our special night!

Thank you @warriors and @money23green for naming u

Thank you @warriors and @money23green for naming us your 2023 Impact Warrior during the team’s autism night. It was an honor to be recognized in my hometown. @moneygreen uses his platform and influence to advocate for autism awareness and acceptance and has played a major roll in autism inclusion within the @warriors organization.

Did you know that the Chase Center has a wellness and sensory room to accommodate guest experiencing sensory needs? In addition, staff members are trained to assist in sensory overload situation and the Chase Center is now a certified sensory inclusive venue.

BRAVO @warriors 💙🧩

We had the honor of speaking with @shebaturk at @k

We had the honor of speaking with @shebaturk at @kcalnews highlight our first annual autism awareness sneaker ball. Thank you for giving us a platform to continue to spread awareness and gain exposure for an amazing event!

Valentines Day Birthday Celebration with my classm

Valentines Day Birthday Celebration with my classmates! Popular kid 🥰

Last week was our first day of our new speech ther

Last week was our first day of our new speech therapy. Jayce aged out of all his therapy services through the regional center when he turned 3 in February and it’s taken us 10 months to find a quality provider who can give in person sessions. After searching high & low, being on waitlist after waitlist & switching insurances we finally figured it out. He’s now doing 2 sessions per week along with his school schedule & we’ll be adding OT sessions next month. Another step in the right direction, celebrating each win as we go! 💙

Every single day he does something new that amazes

Every single day he does something new that amazes me. I rarely catch it on film but tonight I got him proving to me yet again just how amazing his brain works. 3 years old spelling & typing 5 letter words associated with an action. I normally type in “sleep” and find a lullaby for him to fall asleep to. For the past few weeks he’s been wanting to pick out his own song. He recently started selecting sleep meditation music such as rain sounds which I thought was pretty interesting. Tonight when I went to search he beat me to it and did it himself. I have the biggest smile on my face as I write this while he lays on me 🤗… good job smarty pants 👏🏾

We had a blast at our holiday outing. Thank you to

We had a blast at our holiday outing. Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate with us & big thanks to @ant_productionz for being our Santa! 🎅🏾

🎥 @sevenshooterimage

#autism #autismawareness

Hey Friends! Make sure to sign up for our holiday

Hey Friends! Make sure to sign up for our holiday party this Saturday at 5:30pm! DM us to register & receive location information. 🤗

Kickin it at the farm with my homies 😎

Kickin it at the farm with my homies 😎

Dm us to sign up for our Saturday adventure in Cal

Dm us to sign up for our Saturday adventure in Calabasas!

Starting school was a process 💆🏽‍♀️💆🏽…We found an amazing private school that’s inclusive of special needs children 🫶🏽 but after our 1st 4 days the teacher & director suggested that Jayce obtain a 1:1 aide to assist him because the loud environment was overstimulating & he could benefit from extra direction to help him transition. I always thought an aide was more so for special needs kids with behavioral or safety issues, so the news was hard for me to process (yal know I cried my little face off per usual). It took us soooo long to find a school that was a good fit for him so it seemed like as soon as we took one step forward we took 4 steps back. After 3 weeks we found an aide through his DIR therapy agency & got it approved through insurance. Once he was able to go back to school he got sick after 4 days and missed another week. Then got sick again after 3 days and missed 2 more weeks 🤧. I think we’re finally rolling now and the good new is his side is AMAZING!!! She’s so helpful and he loves her! She’s my second pair of eyes and ears while he’s at school and she’s right there to hold his hand and even give him some extra hugs when he needs it…. Okayyyy school boyyy 😍😍😍

Fun fact : Jayce can read 🤩 At 3 years old re

Fun fact : Jayce can read 🤩

At 3 years old reading at a kindergarten level… next week we’ll try 1st grade level reading to keep him challenged.

Goooo Jayce!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

When your mom makes you go back to school but you

When your mom makes you go back to school but you would rather be at home with your Granny on your iPad 😠

When Jayce turned 3 he aged out of early intervent

When Jayce turned 3 he aged out of early intervention services so we’ve been on the hunt for therapy vendors for the last 6 months. After going through several evaluations, fighting & advocating with the school district, doctors, insurance, and even offering to pay privately we finally made it to the top of the waitlist & had our first day of ABA therapy (behavioral therapy that is typically recommended for autistic children). His morning & afternoon therapists spent the day getting to know Jayce by identifying his strengths and challenges. Our first day went a little something like this….

Disclaimer : Jayce also needs speech and occupational therapy even more than he needs ABA because his challenges are more so in speech & sensory as opposed to behaviors. Unfortunately, there’s a shortage of therapists/availability because of covid and because of the increasing demand due to the rising number of autism diagnosis - so we haven’t found placements as of yet. Many parents are faced with this issue and children are going without services or are receiving low quality services because that is all that’s available. Stick around as we continue to share our journey & highlight these issues as we go.

Want to help?

Sign the petition in our bio to help us pass a bill which will require health insurance companies to cover DIR therapy for autistic children so that parents will have more therapy options for their child - more info on this to come!!

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