Participate in a GNO skills group
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Volunteer as a peer mentor
Attend a GNO sponsored activity or fundraising event
Girls Night Out
School of Medicine > CCHD > Girls Night Out (GNO)
Thank you, Women Philanthropists for KU (WP4KU)
Visit LaunchKU to learn about the event highlighting the unique needs of girls and women with autism and our GNO program.
GNO Overview
"Girls Night Out" (GNO) is a social skills and self-care program for girls with autism and other related developmental disabilities.
GNO began in 2008 and has since impacted not only girls with autism, but also their families, community partners, and providers in our community and across the country. GNO’s recent efforts include services for an expanded age range, community events, parent networks, and supporting girls in developing sustainable relationships. GNO received national recognition as a unique program that targets females with autism, who are an understudied and underserved population.
WP4KU presents GNO:
See GNO featured in a short story on America Tonight:
How to find us
Center for Child Health and Development, University of Kansas Medical Center
3901 Rainbow Blvd, Mail Stop 4003, Kansas City, KS 66160
Map and directions
Last modified:
Sep 01, 2020
Ways to Get Involved with GNO
About Us
Dr. Rene Jamison established GNO with its first group in 2008. Although GNO programs focus on girls with autism and other developmental disabilities, GNO reaches beyond this initial scope, impacting girls and women across the community.
Jessica Schuttler, Ph.D.
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Mallorey Marek, LMSW
Questions? Contact Program Coordinator Mallorey Marek or Director Dr. Rene Jamison.