Every day, families reach out to us for help. With over 300 students waiting, the demand for our services far exceeds our current space and staffing capacity. Your support allows us to open the door to more children who need us.

Many autistic individuals lose access to essential support services once they graduate high school, including programs for employment, in-home care, day activities, or respite, hindering their transition into independence.

In several U.S. states, Developmental Disability services are only available to autistic adults who also have intellectual disabilities—excluding those who are cognitively able but still face significant daily challenges

The number of autistic individuals being diagnosed as adults has soared—one analysis found a 450% increase in young-adult diagnoses—yet service development has lagged behind this rapid growth.