![Members of the Autism Community Together (ACT) non-profit organization facilitated the opening ceremonies of the Autism Month celebration and outreach event held at the Agana Shopping Center's Center Court on Saturday, April 3. Lou Mesa, President of ACT (holding the certificate) and the officers were joined by Congresswoman Madeliene Bordallo (to Lou's left) and First Lady Christine Calvo (to Lou's right) on stage to applaud the efforts of the community in promoting increased awareness of autism on island.](https://guamcedders.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/2016_0402-Autism-Fair_040216_009.jpg)
Autism Month Celebration and Outreach Event
Uncategorized![Members of the Autism Community Together (ACT) non-profit organization facilitated the opening ceremonies of the Autism Month celebration and outreach event held at the Agana Shopping Center's Center Court on Saturday, April 3. Lou Mesa, President of ACT (holding the certificate) and the officers were joined by Congresswoman Madeliene Bordallo (to Lou's left) and First Lady Christine Calvo (to Lou's right) on stage to applaud the efforts of the community in promoting increased awareness of autism on island.](https://guamcedders.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/2016_0402-Autism-Fair_040216_009.jpg)
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The Guam System for Assistive Technology (GSAT) New Demonstration Center held an Open House event on March 30 from 9:00-10:00am. Father Joseph English, OFM, pastor at the Santa Teresita Catholic Church in Mangilao, officiated the blessing of the newly renovated Demo Center.
On March 28, Carla Torres, Assistive Technology & Special Projects Program Coordinator, delivered a presentation on Assistive Technology to 19 students from Guam Community College Introduction to Exceptional Individuals Class ED 215, taught by instructor Michael Castro.
Teams from several local agencies and organizations showed up for a friendly game of bowling as part of the Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month Bowling Bash on Saturday, March 12. The event was held at Central Lanes in Tamuning, and was hosted by the Guam Developmental Disabilities Council (GDDC). GSAT provided participants with various assistive technology to include grip bowling ball, ramp, ball pusher, and guide rail.