Resources List

Call 2-1-1 for local disability services, mental health support, and financial assistance

Research-based video library for parents and professionals

Especially helpful for early childhood development and signs of autism

ASGC provides information, support services, and facilitates communication for individuals with ASD from diagnosis through adulthood. They offer resources such as guides for parents suspecting autism in their child and directories for summer programs.​

This statewide affiliate of the Autism Society provides resources, advocacy, and support for individuals with autism and their families across Ohio. Their website offers guides on ASD, early intervention, and diagnosis.

Searchable directory for therapists, schools, and programs nationwide

Resources on early signs, toolkits, local services, and advocacy.

Provides culturally relevant support for Black parents and caregivers, including therapy, coaching, and conferences.

Led by Autistic individuals, ASAN promotes acceptance, policy reform, and self-advocacy.

Offers state-by-state support centers, IEP guides, and special education resources.

This center provides diagnostic services, treatment based on applied analysis, and intensive educational programming. Services include outpatient therapies, the Lerner School for Autism, and research initiatives.​

Inclusive support for educators and parents

Training and tools for supporting neurodivergent children

Prioritizes intersectional and trauma-informed approaches

Hattie Larlham is a nonprofit organization that provides medical, recreational, educational, and vocational services to children and adults with developmental disabilities in Ohio. Services include residential care, adult day programs, and employment training

A statewide program that supports early prenatal and well-baby care, parenting education, and child development programs, including services for children with developmental delays and disabilities.

Lifeworks is a nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring that individuals with ASD lead healthy and enriched lives by providing essential clinical services across the lifespan. Services include supported living, behavioral health, and employment services.​

Located in Warrensville Heights, Ohio.

Milestones offers education, coaching, and resources for individuals with autism, their families, and professionals. Their services include a helpdesk, toolkits, and an extensive resource center focusing on Ohio-based services.

Based in Shaker Heights, Ohio.

Monarch offers a range of services including residential treatment, educational programs, and community outreach for individuals aged 3 through adulthood with ASD. Their approach combines visual supports, technology, and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).​

Run by The Autism Community in Action (TACA)

Focused on learning disabilities but highly relevant for twice-exceptional and neurodivergent kids

Offers transition guides, family toolkits, and policy updates

Provides parent mentorship, biomedical resources, and regional support.

Autistic-run collective sharing lived experiences

Articles, resources, and perspectives on masking, sensory needs, and identity

Strong focus on neurodiversity and advocacy

OCALI provides resources and training to support individuals with autism and low-incidence disabilities. They offer an Autism Certification Center and various online modules for families and professionals.​

Offers multilingual resources, support for immigrant families, and special education advocacy.

Resources for homeschooling neurodivergent children

Support for IEP creation, sensory activities, and adaptive learning

Advocates for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including autism. Offers community connections, policy guidance, and legal rights info.

Connects families to local affiliates, community programs, and inclusive events.

A nonprofit focused on educating and empowering Black parents of autistic children. Offers support groups, training, and advocacy.

The Positivity Spectrum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to building a more inclusive and supportive world for autistic children and their families by promoting understanding, acceptance, and offering resources that improve their well-being and create opportunities for growth.

Legal and advocacy information for special education

IEP templates, legal definitions, and parent guides

Great for families navigating school systems