Mimi’s In Action

Mimi’s Mission Autism Group is expanding in 2026 to serve more families across Southeast Michigan, including Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Monroe, and Washtenaw counties.

Events will be posted on our Facebook page and will be first come, first served once the annual enrollment form is completed.

We’re excited to welcome new families and continue building a strong, supportive community. Thank you for your patience as we grow and fine-tune this new chapter.

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About Mimi’s Mission

Throughout each year, Mimi’s Mission runs workshops geared at helping Michigan autistic individuals and their families. Our Autism Acceptance Group on Facebook is a parent-driven support group that offers socialization and play dates. We have our Young Adults, a program similar to our Autism Acceptance Group, for autistic individuals between 15-30 years old.

Upcoming Events

March 28, 2026 · 9:00 AM

Easter Baskets!

Mimi’s Mission families can reserve free Easter baskets for the children in their household. Parents or guardians will stop by to pick up the baskets, which are filled with treats and surprises for the kids at home. Tickets must be reserved through Eventbrite.
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March 29, 2026 · 10:00 AM

Family Swim Events!

Join Mimi’s Mission families for a fun morning at the pool during our Family Swim Event at the Flat Rock Community Center. Kids can swim, play, and enjoy time together in a safe and welcoming environment. Spots are limited and tickets must be reserved through Eventbrite.
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April 12, 2026 · 10:30 AM

Sensory Friendly Super Mario Movie!

Join Mimi’s Mission for a sensory friendly showing of the Super Mario Movie. This special showing features brighter house lights and lowered volume to help create a more comfortable movie experience for children and families. Spots are limited and tickets must be reserved through Eventbrite.
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Uplifting Families Through Community and Care

When a new parent first gets a diagnosis that their child has autism it can be overwhelming. Worry, stress, and feeling helpless are common feelings parents wrestle with. Parents do not have many options for finding community and support. That’s where Mimi’s Mission steps in to fill the void!

Take a look at what is available:

  • Autism Acceptance Group
  • Young Adults Supports (15-30 years old)
  • 911READY To Work With First Responders
  • Family Outings And Support Groups
  • Sensory Regulation Ideas
  • Support And Information For Families
  • And More!!!

Mimi’s Mission family at a Detroit Tiger’s Outing.