Nebraska
List of State Resources - Nebraska
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Autism Speaks | Autism Speaks is dedicated to promoting solutions, across the spectrum and throughout life, to the needs of people with autism and their families. |
| Autism Family Network | The mission of the Autism Family Network is to support and advocate for people on the autism spectrum and their families. They are dedicated to providing social opportunities, recreational experiences, community inclusion, and promoting a positive and respectful image of people with autism and their families. |
| Autism Action Partnership | Autism Action Partnership (AAP) emerged as a non-profit charitable organization and seeks to enhance strategic alliances with the purpose of improving and expanding services, programs and opportunities for children and young adults with autism and their families. |
| Nebraska Resource and Referral System | The Nebraska Resource and Referral System Direct Services Database contains information on community agencies and organizations that serve Nebraska residents. This website is a valuable tool that connects Nebraskans to the services and resources they need through the Internet. |
| Autism Center of Nebraska (ACN) | ACN provides services and supports for people of all ages who have autism or other developmental disabilities. Some are residential services, vocational and day services, community inclusion, transition services, employment services, and respite services. |
| Autism Society Nebraska | The mission of the Autism Society is to improve the lives of all families affected by autism. The Nebraska Affiliate's focus is to work locally and regionally throughout the Nebraska autism community. They do this thanks to funds raised in the state of Nebraska. |
| Childhood Autism Services Inc | The entity aims to seek a better future for children diagnosed with ASD through individualized educational programs and comprehensive behavioral interventions. The team of professionals includes Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA), Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analysts (BCaBA), Speech-Language Pathologists, and Registered Behavior Technicians. |
| The Nebraska Early Development Network | The Nebraska Early Development Network provides early intervention services for families with children ages birth to three with developmental delays and / or health care needs and connects families to needed services. Their website has an informational resources section. |
| Caravel Autism Health’s | Caravel Autism Health's team of autism health professionals is dedicated to working with children with autism and related developmental disabilities and their families to build skills, create connections, and instill confidence. |
| The Arc’s National Center on Criminal Justice and Disability (NCCJD) | NCCJD serves as a bridge between the criminal justice and disability communities. NCCJD seeks and promotes safety, fairness, and justice for people with I / DD, especially those with hidden disabilities and marginalized identities, such as victims, witnesses, suspects, accused, and incarcerated persons. |
| Nebraska Autism Spectrum Disorders Network | It is committed to providing up-to-date information and training based on current research on autism spectrum disorders. Consisting of workshops that are scheduled throughout the state on a variety of topics and several websites that offer online training opportunities related to autism spectrum disorders. |
| Easterseals | Provides exceptional services, education, outreach and advocacy so that people living with autism and other disabilities can live, learn, work and play. |
| Seven Stars | They admit boys and girls to autism school, ages 13-17, and offer a complex treatment plan, specifically designed for each and every Nebraska teen they admit. |
| Nebraska - Applied ABC | Applied ABC provides ABA and autism therapy services for individuals with autism. Applied Behavioral Counseling provides behavioral therapy in the home. The organization offers evaluations, treatment plan, behavior analyst, parenting trainings and much more. |
| Stride Autism Center | Each Stride center features a variety of spaces thoughtfully designed to support the learning objectives of our Applied Behavior Analysis program. Provides the best possible support for children with autism and their families. Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) oversee all aspects of your child's treatment. |
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Disclaimer: The resources posted on Ability Life Solutions are meant solely as suggestions and should not be construed as child-specific advice. The Center For Autism and Related Disorders recommends working with a board-certified behavior analyst (BCBA) who has experience with autism before starting any intensive behavioral intervention. Any choices you make in determining your child’s treatment are completely at your own discretion.
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