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ASERT has compiled resources for those with autism and those who care for people with autism relating to the current COVID-19 outbreak.
ASERT has compiled resources for those with autism and those who care for people with autism relating to the current COVID-19 outbreak.
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Parents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupAchieva’s Empowered Voices Leadership Group is comprised of self-advocates from around the Pittsburgh area. Driven by the voices and interests of the members, each meeting will be an opportunity to learn new things, have fun, and meet new people. Future topics include Able Accounts, Grief and Loss, and Public Speaking.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupThis support group is a discussion group and social outings group for adults eighteen and older who are on the autism spectrum and live in or near the Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area. This group is sponsored by Autism Connection of PA.
View Support GroupA support group for parents of children with ASD who experience learning differences.
View Support GroupA support group for the siblings of children with special medical or developmental needs and challenges. The Sibshops model takes a wellness approach, providing opportunities for brothers and sisters of children with special needs to obtain peer support and education within a recreational context.
View Support GroupThe Pittsburgh Center for Autistic Advocacy seeks to advance the equity of autistic people in all realms of life. PCAA believes in inclusive education, policy, and community for autistic people and all people with disabilities.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupThis group's fundamental goal is to provide social activities for 13-20 year old teenagers who are socially challenged including those with autism, developmental disabilities, and intellectual disabilities. The group has a monthly group activity but organizers also want this group to encourage people to connect for support of guidance. The main objective is to give teenagers a place to grow socially and in their ability to communicate.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Urban Connections is a support group for parents/caregivers raising children on the "spectrum," providing education, advocacy, and support. They are the first and only African American, minority, family focused Autism 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
View Support GroupThe Autism Society of Pittsburgh comprised of volunteers, parents, and professionals, working on behalf of all children and those of adult age on the autism spectrum. Our objective is to improve the lives of those with autism and related disorders of behavior and communication.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupA support group for parents of children with ASD who experience learning differences.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupThe Autism Society of Pittsburgh comprised of volunteers, parents, and professionals, working on behalf of all children and those of adult age on the autism spectrum. Our objective is to improve the lives of those with autism and related disorders of behavior and communication.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupA support group for parents of children with ASD who experience learning differences.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupThe Autism Society of Pittsburgh comprised of volunteers, parents, and professionals, working on behalf of all children and those of adult age on the autism spectrum. Our objective is to improve the lives of those with autism and related disorders of behavior and communication.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupTeens Taking Flight is an innovative social, vocational, and recreational program dedicated to serving teenagers and young adults with disabilities.
View Support GroupGroups for parents, kids, teens, and adults! Various activities throughout the year. Subscribe to their monthly newsletter to stay in the loop!
View Support GroupThe A Team is Spring-Ford Area's Autism Support Network. We no longer hold in-person meetings, however, we do host a Sensory Santa event in December and an Autism Family Fun Day in April.
View Support GroupSPELL was created to help parents gain information, resources, and support while assisting them in their journey of parenting exceptional children.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupNew Horizons is a club that offers facilitated opportunities for adults to socialize, connect with their communities, and work toward independent living.
View Support GroupMonthly meetings are designed to build connections and support families with autism spectrum disorder. Individual care is provided for children and family members of attendees who require support and care.
View Support GroupA group dedicated to local moms who want to share/vent/tell stories or get support in the daily ups and downs of their children riding the roller coaster of the autism spectrum.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupA support group for parents in Blair County.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Mission of this Parent Coordinated/Parent Support Group: To improve Special Education communication, to make Information more accessible while building a support community that will continue past the school years.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupThe A Team is Spring-Ford Area's Autism Support Network. We no longer hold in-person meetings, however, we do host a Sensory Santa event in December and an Autism Family Fun Day in April.
View Support GroupA support group for the siblings of children with special medical or developmental needs and challenges. The Sibshops model takes a wellness approach, providing opportunities for brothers and sisters of children with special needs to obtain peer support and education within a recreational context.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupNew Horizons is a club that offers facilitated opportunities for adults to socialize, connect with their communities, and work toward independent living.
View Support GroupThis Autism Spectrum Support Group is for parents or family members of individuals with autism, aspergers, PDD, and other diagnoses. We are devoted to offering support. This group does not have in person meetings. Everyone connects via the Yahoo Group and later email.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support Group"Spectrum" Support Group provides caregivers with support and resources to help them cope with the struggles of caring for an individual on the autism spectrum.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupSupport group of parents and siblings that have made it a group goal to raise awareness in their community about autism and ABOARD’s Autism Connection.
View Support GroupParents in Toto offers support to parents, kids, teens, young adults, and family members!
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupThe Autism Society of Pittsburgh comprised of volunteers, parents, and professionals, working on behalf of all children and those of adult age on the autism spectrum. Our objective is to improve the lives of those with autism and related disorders of behavior and communication.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupA social club for high functioning young adults (18+) on the autism spectrum to foster friendships and expand social horizons.
View Support GroupA social group for teens age 13-17.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupA support group for parents, caregivers, and individuals with autism.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupLVCIL will be offering a peer support group for people with disabilities. The purpose of the group is for people with disabilities to be able to offer their realistic help and knowledge to other facing similar experiences. The group can offer social, emotional, and practical support to members living with disabilities.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupGroups offered in Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupThis is an online, closed Facebook support group. This group does have events as needed, which are posted on the Facebook page. The group is for sharing ideas, events, and struggles of parenting a child with Sensory Processing Disorder and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupA scouting troop for individuals with disabilities in the State College area.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupNot meeting at this time, but will take calls and emails.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupThis support group for parents meets the first Monday of every month in State College, PA.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupThe A Team is Spring-Ford Area's Autism Support Network. We no longer hold in-person meetings, however, we do host a Sensory Santa event in December and an Autism Family Fun Day in April.
View Support GroupA support group for the siblings of children with special medical or developmental needs and challenges. The Sibshops model takes a wellness approach, providing opportunities for brothers and sisters of children with special needs to obtain peer support and education within a recreational context.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupNew Horizons is a club that offers facilitated opportunities for adults to socialize, connect with their communities, and work toward independent living.
View Support GroupIf you are an adult with Asperger’s Syndrome, ASD, PDD-NOS, or HFA and want to meet others with shared experiences in a friendly and supportive environment you’ve come to the right place!
View Support GroupMonthly meetings are designed to build connections and support families with autism spectrum disorder. Individual care is provided for children and family members of attendees who require support and care.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupThe Greater Philadelphia Autism Society was established in 1977 by a dedicated group of parents with a strong desire to band together and be a united voice to represent individuals with autism spectrum disorders and spread awareness. This has been continued throughout the years.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupThe Arc Susquehanna Valley offers many programs and services. They expand what they offer every year with feedback from you, self-advocates and families.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupCamp Victory hosts Camp Emerge weekends three times a year. Does year round contact with families.
View Support GroupGroups offered in Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support Group(ADERS) Autism Diagnostic Evaluations Resources and Services is a non-profit formed by autism advocates with a mission to help those with autism in need. Group meets throughout Columbia County area.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupMonthly family sensory and social opportunities for families to get together.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupWith all of the Social Isolation we have all been experiencing we need to “get out” and meet people! Connect on Zoom and chat! Hosted by Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupSibshops are designed as a support and recreational program for children ages 6-12 years, who have a brother or sister with a disability. School-age and teen peer support within an environment that emphasizes a "kids-eye-view." Sibshops are not therapy.
View Support GroupWe are a group of parents and other family members looking for support while living with children with Asperger's and High Functioning autism. We believe that parents need to be informed and we share our knowledge and experiences so that no parent will ever feel alone in dealing with autism.
View Support GroupSupport group for adults on the autism spectrum run by self-advocates.
View Support GroupA support group for the siblings of children with special medical or developmental needs and challenges. The Sibshops model takes a wellness approach, providing opportunities for brothers and sisters of children with special needs to obtain peer support and education within a recreational context.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupFeatures parent support/education meetings, teen social group, and various events throughout the year. Childcare is typically available!
View Support GroupWith all of the Social Isolation we have all been experiencing we need to “get out” and meet people! Connect on Zoom and chat! Hosted by Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupSibshops are designed as a support and recreational program for children ages 6-12 years, who have a brother or sister with a disability. School-age and teen peer support within an environment that emphasizes a "kids-eye-view." Sibshops are not therapy.
View Support GroupSupport group for adults on the autism spectrum run by self-advocates.
View Support GroupA support group for the siblings of children with special medical or developmental needs and challenges. The Sibshops model takes a wellness approach, providing opportunities for brothers and sisters of children with special needs to obtain peer support and education within a recreational context.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupFeatures parent support/education meetings, teen social group, and various events throughout the year. Childcare is typically available!
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupA parent support group through Kaleidoscope.
View Support GroupA support group for the siblings of children with special medical or developmental needs and challenges. The Sibshops model takes a wellness approach, providing opportunities for brothers and sisters of children with special needs to obtain peer support and education within a recreational context.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupNew Horizons is a club that offers facilitated opportunities for adults to socialize, connect with their communities, and work toward independent living.
View Support GroupJCHAI (Judith Creed Horizons for Achieving Independence) offers their Transitions Program for young adults ages 18 to 35. Transitions provides social and educational programming during weekday evening classes as well as weekend trips into the community. The goal is to foster greater independence, promote positive social skills, and expose members to a myriad of cultural and enriching opportunities.
View Support GroupIf you are an adult with Asperger’s Syndrome, ASD, PDD-NOS, or HFA and want to meet others with shared experiences in a friendly and supportive environment you’ve come to the right place!
View Support GroupSupport group for parents and has social activities during the month for the kids as well.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupASCEND Group Inc., the Asperger and Autism Alliance for Greater Philadelphia, is a nonprofit organization that was founded in 2001. It was launched by parents of children with Asperger Syndrome (AS) as a means to create a community of people who are concerned about the many ways that AS and other Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) affect children and adults and their families in the home, at school, and in every area of their lives.
View Support GroupThe Greater Philadelphia Autism Society was established in 1977 by a dedicated group of parents with a strong desire to band together and be a united voice to represent individuals with autism spectrum disorders and spread awareness. This has been continued throughout the years.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupLEGO Social Club (Grades K - 12th). Hosted by Autism Society Northwestern Pennsylvania. The LEGO Social Club is an effective way for children and teens with social difficulties associated with an autism spectrum disorder to improve their social interactions and communication skills.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupEvery family has unique needs, strengths, and preferences. The Barber National Institute offers many programs which are flexible in meeting your family needs.
View Support GroupMonthly family sensory and social opportunities for families to get together.
View Support GroupSIB Sessions are aimed at providing a comfortable setting for sharing and learning about the ups and downs of being a brother or a sister to a sibling with a disability.
View Support GroupThis group through the Autism Society of Northwestern PA in Erie will provide opportunities for teens (grade 9 through young adults) with social activities for friendship, networking, conversation, and fun!
View Support GroupKaleidAScope, Inc. is a private non-profit 501(C)(3), that provides Knowledge, Advocacy and Support for individuals on the Autism Spectrum.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupA group solely for parents, caregivers, and family members with a loved one diagnosed with Asperger's/High Functioning Autism residing in Central PA (specifically Franklin County and its surrounding areas).
View Support GroupOnline support group for parents of children with autism. Contact the group via Facebook or email for more information.
View Support GroupThis social group is for young adults (18 years old and older) with Asperger's/HFA who live in Franklin County and the surrounding counties. Members of the group meet informally for the purpose of making new friends and participating in activities that interest young adults with Asperger's/HFA. Parents share ideas and experiences through a closed Facebook group and informal meetings.
View Support GroupWe are a group of parents and other family members looking for support while living with children with Asperger's and High Functioning autism. We believe that parents need to be informed and we share our knowledge and experiences so that no parent will ever feel alone in dealing with autism.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupWe are a group of parents and other family members looking for support while living with children with Asperger's and High Functioning autism. We believe that parents need to be informed and we share our knowledge and experiences so that no parent will ever feel alone in dealing with autism.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupA support group for parents of children with ASD who experience learning differences.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupThe Autism Society of Pittsburgh comprised of volunteers, parents, and professionals, working on behalf of all children and those of adult age on the autism spectrum. Our objective is to improve the lives of those with autism and related disorders of behavior and communication.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupWith all of the Social Isolation we have all been experiencing we need to “get out” and meet people! Connect on Zoom and chat! Hosted by Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupWe are a forum for other parents or loved ones of children with autism in Juniata County. This is a place to offer ideas, coping mechanisms, research, and a shoulder to lean on when times are tough. "Thinking smarter about people who think differently!"
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupGroups offered in Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupHosted by The Arc of Lancaster and Lebanon Counties. Are you looking for a job or do you want to learn about ways to have a good relationship with your team at work? Then this group is just for you! They will meet once a month to talk about things areas that may help you be more successful. And have fun and meet new people.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupA support group in Spanish for parents and caregivers of children with autism.
View Support GroupSupport group for families in Lancaster county.
View Support GroupSupport group for Mennonite population.
View Support GroupThis group is offered through The Arc of Lancaster Lebanon and is for kids ages 8 to 12 who have a sibling with a disability.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupLink is looking for buddies. They have more volunteers than buddies!!! Link is a student run club at Elizabethtown College with the goal of linking the college community to the autism community. LINK does this with two programs, the buddy program (ages 3-14), and the Social skills program (ages 14-21). Both programs are FREE OF CHARGE and meet roughly once a month. They do fun activities both on Elizabethtown College’s campus as well as out in the community such as bowling, chocolate world, or having dinner at a restaurant. Your child can also receive a college buddy that will meet with you and your family and develop a personal connection.
View Support GroupFor siblings ages 8-12 years old through The Arc of Lancaster Lebanon.
View Support GroupToday, the Foundation provides direct assistance to families, as well providing trainings to hundreds of students, professionals, PhD candidates and doctors to date.
View Support GroupMonthly meetings are designed to build connections and support families with autism spectrum disorder. Individual care is provided for children and family members of attendees who require support and care.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupFeatures parent support/education meetings, teen social group, and various events throughout the year. Childcare is typically available!
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Warriors is a parent support group for friends, families, and teachers of children with autism in Lawrence County and surrounding areas.
View Support GroupThe Autism Society of Pittsburgh comprised of volunteers, parents, and professionals, working on behalf of all children and those of adult age on the autism spectrum. Our objective is to improve the lives of those with autism and related disorders of behavior and communication.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupWith all of the Social Isolation we have all been experiencing we need to “get out” and meet people! Connect on Zoom and chat! Hosted by Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania.
View Support GroupHosted by The Arc of Lancaster and Lebanon Counties. Are you looking for a job or do you want to learn about ways to have a good relationship with your team at work? Then this group is just for you! They will meet once a month to talk about things areas that may help you be more successful. And have fun and meet new people.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupASD Adult Support Group for Lebanon County and the surrounding area.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupLVCIL will be offering a peer support group for people with disabilities. The purpose of the group is for people with disabilities to be able to offer their realistic help and knowledge to other facing similar experiences. The group can offer social, emotional, and practical support to members living with disabilities.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupA support group for the siblings of children with special medical or developmental needs and challenges. The Sibshops model takes a wellness approach, providing opportunities for brothers and sisters of children with special needs to obtain peer support and education within a recreational context.
View Support GroupGroups offered in Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupNew Horizons is a club that offers facilitated opportunities for adults to socialize, connect with their communities, and work toward independent living.
View Support GroupWe started this group with the hopes of sharing ideas, daily struggles, and getting to know other parents that have children with special needs including SPD, autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, or any other special needs in the Lehigh Valley PA area, but anyone in a different area is also welcome. We welcome and appreciate professionals in the special needs field.
View Support GroupThis is an online, closed Facebook support group. This group does have events as needed, which are posted on the Facebook page. The group is for sharing ideas, events, and struggles of parenting a child with Sensory Processing Disorder and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupASA-LV is a volunteer parent organization dedicated to supporting individuals with autism and their families who live in the Lehigh Valley.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupGroups offered in Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupParent support and advocacy groups.
View Support GroupSupport group for parents/caregivers who have children on the spectrum.
View Support GroupGroups offered in Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupSince February of 2018, MCAR’s Self Advocacy Group has worked to provide its members with the tools and resources needed to successfully communicate questions, issues, and concerns they may have. At each meeting, you will share stories and discuss outlets for the members.
View Support GroupTeens (age 15 or older) and young adults with high functioning autism and Asperger’s syndrome meet every month at MCAR to socialize, battle one another in Wii games, work on computers, watch movies, compare trading cards and just be themselves.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupSupport group of parents and siblings that have made it a group goal to raise awareness in their community about autism and ABOARD’s Autism Connection.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupWith all of the Social Isolation we have all been experiencing we need to “get out” and meet people! Connect on Zoom and chat! Hosted by Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupSupport group for parents of Children with ASD living in and around Mifflin County.
View Support GroupThe A Team is Spring-Ford Area's Autism Support Network. We no longer hold in-person meetings, however, we do host a Sensory Santa event in December and an Autism Family Fun Day in April.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupFeatures parent support/education meetings, teen social group, and various events throughout the year. Childcare is typically available!
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupGroups offered in Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupUpper Perk Valley Special Needs Parent/Caregiver Support Group would like to offer time monthly for parents/caregivers of children (0 Audulthood) to come and sit and share with others that are going through the same struggles as you are. Come find support and friendships with local families
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupThe A Team is Spring-Ford Area's Autism Support Network. We no longer hold in-person meetings, however, we do host a Sensory Santa event in December and an Autism Family Fun Day in April.
View Support GroupOffer a variety of groups for parents, usually grouped by the age of their children.
View Support GroupA support group for the siblings of children with special medical or developmental needs and challenges. The Sibshops model takes a wellness approach, providing opportunities for brothers and sisters of children with special needs to obtain peer support and education within a recreational context.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupNew Horizons is a club that offers facilitated opportunities for adults to socialize, connect with their communities, and work toward independent living.
View Support GroupIf you are an adult with Asperger’s Syndrome, ASD, PDD-NOS, or HFA and want to meet others with shared experiences in a friendly and supportive environment you’ve come to the right place!
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutismGuards is a parent and guardian resource/networking group facilitating educational information and recreational resources for adolescents with ASD.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupThe Greater Philadelphia Autism Society was established in 1977 by a dedicated group of parents with a strong desire to band together and be a united voice to represent individuals with autism spectrum disorders and spread awareness. This has been continued throughout the years.
View Support GroupThe Arc Susquehanna Valley offers many programs and services. They expand what they offer every year with feedback from you, self-advocates and families.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupGroups offered in Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupLVCIL will be offering a peer support group for people with disabilities. The purpose of the group is for people with disabilities to be able to offer their realistic help and knowledge to other facing similar experiences. The group can offer social, emotional, and practical support to members living with disabilities.
View Support GroupThe Arc Susquehanna Valley offers many programs and services. They expand what they offer every year with feedback from you, self-advocates and families.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupTIP — Together It’s Possible — is a group of families dreaming of and working toward new possibilities for cognitively challenged young adults living in the Slate Belt of northeastern Pennsylvania. TIP (Together Its Possible) is an initiative of Kirkridge Retreat Center that supports families and young adults through the challenges of transition toward adulthood. As a grass roots organization, we are developing social enterprises, offering advocacy and educational opportunities for families struggling with the challenges of disabilities in rural northeastern Pennsylvania. Our ultimate goal is to create transitional opportunities and create micro-businesses that enable young people with intellectual disabilities to live dignified and enriching lives in a rural community.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupThis is an online, closed Facebook support group. This group does have events as needed, which are posted on the Facebook page. The group is for sharing ideas, events, and struggles of parenting a child with Sensory Processing Disorder and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupFeatures parent support/education meetings, teen social group, and various events throughout the year. Childcare is typically available!
View Support GroupWith all of the Social Isolation we have all been experiencing we need to “get out” and meet people! Connect on Zoom and chat! Hosted by Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupSibshops are designed as a support and recreational program for children ages 6-12 years, who have a brother or sister with a disability. School-age and teen peer support within an environment that emphasizes a "kids-eye-view." Sibshops are not therapy.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupGroups offered in Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupThe Arc Susquehanna Valley offers many programs and services. They expand what they offer every year with feedback from you, self-advocates and families.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupFeatures parent support/education meetings, teen social group, and various events throughout the year. Childcare is typically available!
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupA support group for parents of children with ASD who experience learning differences.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupA parental support group.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupThe Arc Susquehanna Valley offers many programs and services. They expand what they offer every year with feedback from you, self-advocates and families.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupFeatures parent support/education meetings, teen social group, and various events throughout the year. Childcare is typically available!
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupHEROES is a support group for parents with children (all ages) that have any disability.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThis is a peer-led emotional support group for those who are experiencing young adult challenges and in need of an all-inclusive, emotional support outlet.
View Support GroupA support group for parents of children with ASD who experience learning differences.
View Support GroupFor Washington and neighboring counties.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupThe Autism Society of Pittsburgh comprised of volunteers, parents, and professionals, working on behalf of all children and those of adult age on the autism spectrum. Our objective is to improve the lives of those with autism and related disorders of behavior and communication.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupA support group for parents of children with ASD who experience learning differences.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupThe Autism Society is the leading voice and resource of the entire autism community in education, advocacy, services, research, and support. The Autism Society is committed to meaningful participation and self-determination in all aspects of life for individuals on the autism spectrum and their families. The Autism Society accomplishes its ongoing mission through close collaboration with a successful network of chapters, members, and supporters.
View Support GroupThe Autism Society of Pittsburgh comprised of volunteers, parents, and professionals, working on behalf of all children and those of adult age on the autism spectrum. Our objective is to improve the lives of those with autism and related disorders of behavior and communication.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupThis is a support group for parents of children with special needs. This specific group also has fun activities to help gets kids active.
View Support GroupH.A.N.D.S. (Helping Area Needs for Diverse Early Care and Education Services) of Wyoming County is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to improve the quality and availability of early care and education in Wyoming County.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupParents/Caregivers from all over Pennsylvania are welcome to join! Free and virtual.
View Support GroupThrive for Hope is for youth and young adults between the ages of 16-29 across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They invite you to join in the journey, through a peer ran support group for youth and young adults.
View Support GroupThe Local Task Force membership consists of parents and family members of children with disabilities, local IU representatives, local MH / ID office, the Local Arc, area school districts and charter schools, and additional agency outreach programs.
View Support GroupAn organization to support local families of children with autism and other special needs.
View Support GroupIn Pennsylvania, the Parent to Parent model is a one-to-one match between an experienced, mentor parent, called a peer support parent, and a parent seeking individualized support from another parent who has been there. Connecting parents who have children with similar disabilities within their community.
View Support GroupSupport group for parents with adult children with autism spectrum disorder. Group features: Open Conversations Lending Library Speakers on Topics of Interest to Parents
View Support GroupMonthly meetings are designed to build connections and support families with autism spectrum disorder. Individual care is provided for children and family members of attendees who require support and care.
View Support GroupASAN chapters engage in advocacy work around the collective concept of self-advocacy. ASAN chapters also address individual forms of self-advocacy, as well as help build a community of autistic adults in the areas in which they operate.
View Support GroupAutism Connection of Pennsylvania is a lifeline for families and individuals affected by autism providing education, advocacy, and support.
View Support GroupFeatures parent support/education meetings, teen social group, and various events throughout the year. Childcare is typically available!
View Support GroupAutism York offers a Monthly Support Group Meeting open to York and the surrounding counties.
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