Directory / IEP advocacy & parent training
Help with school rights, IEPs and navigating services.
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Parent training and advocacy organizations help families understand special education rights, prepare for IEP meetings and find services. Many offer free workshops or one-to-one help. Look for groups that serve your school district or county.
General information only, not medical advice.
National family-support nonprofit with its headquarters in Irvine. Its site describes parent mentorship, support groups, local events such as coffee talks, and learning series, and says most services are free to families.
17752 Sky Park Cir, Ste 140, Irvine, CA 92614
TACA also shares views on medical treatments that not every clinician agrees with. Talk with your child's doctor before changing any treatment.
Statewide nonprofit serving Oregon families. Its site lists a toll-free helpline and an email contact form.
Statewide organization; no street address is listed on its contact page.
Washington's Parent Training and Information center for families of children with disabilities. Offers help navigating special education, plus parent support groups including an online autism parent group.
Listed from search results; the site blocked our automated check.
Free membership with parent partners, advocates, training workshops, social groups and a Supporting Parents of Autism (SPA) program.
Listed from search results; the site blocked our automated check. Confirm details with the organization.
More providers from the federal NPI registry (not yet verified) are in search.
Listings are not endorsements. Autism Innovations does not rate or recommend providers. Confirm services, availability, insurance and credentials directly with each provider.