Are You (Or Do You Know) A Nuerodiverse Young Adult Looking for Fun, Friendship, and A Chance to Ball?
Meet Q! A 24-year old autistic adult who knows what it’s like to feel left out, overlooked, or just unsure how to connect with others his age.
So he decided to change that.
Watch this quick video to hear from Quincy about the event he’s planning—created by someone like you for people like you.
See more about Q's first event coming Summer 2025 below.
I'm Interested in Participating or Volunteering
About this Event
A friendly basketball game and social gathering for neurodiverse young adults. Guys and ladies are welcome!
Where: Cobb County, GA (Specific Location TBD)
When: Coming Summer 2025
This is a no-pressure, all-vibes event meant to build community, not competition.
If you are interested in playing a non-competitive, fun game of basketball or you want to come and cheer us on, click the button below to sign up.
We are also looking for volunteers: referees, score keepers, game emcee/announcer, first aid volunteer, event safety monitor, greeters, family liaison, cheerleaders, cheer team coordinator, DJ/Music, videographer/photographer, and more...
Who Is This Event For
This event is for young adults ages 18 to 30 who:
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Are autistic, ADHD, or neurodiverse and want a safe, fun way to connect with others
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Are neurotypical but have a hard time making or keeping friends
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Crave real-life connection without pressure, competition, or awkward expectations
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Just want to be around positive energy, and community
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Are looking for a reason to get out of the house and be part of something meaningful
Whether you’re a young adult looking for your people or parent or caregiver signing someone up —this is your invitation.
Everyone deserves a space to belong. This is that space.
Why This Matters
Too many young adults—especially those who are neurodivergent, introverted, or socially isolated—feel left out, disconnected, or like they just don’t belong anywhere.
Q knows what that feels like. As a 24-year-old autistic adult, he’s lived through the loneliness of not having a core friend group and wanting to connect but not knowing how or where.
That's why he'll be hosting events...
And that’s why this event is about more than just basketball—it’s about belonging.
Whether you’re neurodivergent, extremely shy, or simply someone who struggles to make friends, you deserve a space where you’re welcomed exactly as you are. No pressure. No judgment. Just good vibes, new connections, and a reason to show up and feel seen.
This is where friendships can start. This is where confidence can grow. And this is how we build something beautiful—together.
