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List of State Resources - Washington

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AMCHP association of maternal y child health programsSupport GroupsSPHARC is a comprehensive web-based resource center intended to provide ongoing technical assistance and facilitate inter-state learning to increase state capacity in developing and implementing systems of care for children and youth with autism spectrum disorders and other developmental disabilities through resource development, technical assistance, and peer learning.
AMCHP association of maternal y child health programsOther ResourcesSPHARC is a comprehensive web-based resource center intended to provide ongoing technical assistance and facilitate inter-state learning to increase state capacity in developing and implementing systems of care for children and youth with autism spectrum disorders and other developmental disabilities through resource development, technical assistance, and peer learning.
Autism Learning PartnersEvaluation & DiagnosisProvides services to children with autism and other developmental disabilities including center-based, home-based ABA therapy, early intervention, diagnostic services, social skills program, parent involvement and training, speech, occupational and physical therapy , telehealth services, comprehensive ABA therapy, and focused ABA therapy.
Autism Learning PartnersTherapies & TreatmentsProvides services to children with autism and other developmental disabilities including center-based, home-based ABA therapy, early intervention, diagnostic services, social skills program, parent involvement and training, speech, occupational and physical therapy , telehealth services, comprehensive ABA therapy, and focused ABA therapy.
Autism SocietySupport GroupsThe Autism Society of East Tennessee is a community organization that improves the lives of all people affected by autism spectrum disorders through the collaboration, education, and support services they provide
Autism SocietyOther ResourcesThe Autism Society of East Tennessee is a community organization that improves the lives of all people affected by autism spectrum disorders through the collaboration, education, and support services they provide
Autism society WashingtonSupport GroupsThe mission of the Autism Society of Washington is to improve the lives of all affected by autism spectrum disorders in Washington State. ASW also promotes opportunities for people to become fully integrated and participating members of their communities by providing support to families and promoting advocacy, public awareness, education, and the dissemination of current research related to autism.
Autism society WashingtonOther ResourcesThe mission of the Autism Society of Washington is to improve the lives of all affected by autism spectrum disorders in Washington State. ASW also promotes opportunities for people to become fully integrated and participating members of their communities by providing support to families and promoting advocacy, public awareness, education, and the dissemination of current research related to autism.
Autism SpeaksSupport GroupsAutism Speaks is dedicated to promoting solutions, across the spectrum and throughout life, to the needs of people with autism and their families.
Autism SpeaksOther ResourcesAutism Speaks is dedicated to promoting solutions, across the spectrum and throughout life, to the needs of people with autism and their families.
Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN)Support GroupsThe non-profit organization's activities include the promotion of public policies, the development of autistic cultural activities, and leadership trainings for autistic self-advocates. They also provide information on autism, the rights of people with disabilities, and systems change to the public through several different educational, cultural, and advocacy projects.
Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN)Other ResourcesThe non-profit organization's activities include the promotion of public policies, the development of autistic cultural activities, and leadership trainings for autistic self-advocates. They also provide information on autism, the rights of people with disabilities, and systems change to the public through several different educational, cultural, and advocacy projects.
Blue SprigTherapies & TreatmentsThey are leading ABA therapy providers nationwide. The team includes highly-skilled board-certified behavior analysts and registered behavior technicians dedicated to offering personalized care. Services include home and center services, family counseling assistance, and ABA therapy. Accept most major insurance policies
Blue SprigTrainingThey are leading ABA therapy providers nationwide. The team includes highly-skilled board-certified behavior analysts and registered behavior technicians dedicated to offering personalized care. Services include home and center services, family counseling assistance, and ABA therapy. Accept most major insurance policies
Carlos Viera FundationSupport GroupsThe Carlos Vieira Foundation is a charity that focuses on the following three campaigns: Race for Autism, which seeks to help people who are affected by ASD through fundraising, donations, awareness creation, events with support volunteer and others. Race 2B Drug-Free, is a campaign to raise awareness and educate the community about the harmful effects of drug use. And finally, Race to End the Stigma, a campaign created to change the way people perceive those living with mental illness and the way affected people perceive themselves.
Carlos Viera FundationOther ResourcesThe Carlos Vieira Foundation is a charity that focuses on the following three campaigns: Race for Autism, which seeks to help people who are affected by ASD through fundraising, donations, awareness creation, events with support volunteer and others. Race 2B Drug-Free, is a campaign to raise awareness and educate the community about the harmful effects of drug use. And finally, Race to End the Stigma, a campaign created to change the way people perceive those living with mental illness and the way affected people perceive themselves.
Center for Autism Spectrum Disorder (CASD)Psychology & PsychiatryCASD is a multidisciplinary team comprised of pediatric autism specialists, including clinical psychologists, neuropsychologists, child and adolescent psychiatrists, developmental pediatricians, social workers, and speech / language pathologists, who work to provide the best possible care.
DC Autism ParentsEducationDCAP is dedicated to helping families in the Metropolitan District of Columbia whose lives have been affected by autism through advocacy, education, support, services, and research to promote inclusion and community awareness.
DC Autism ParentsSupport GroupsDCAP is dedicated to helping families in the Metropolitan District of Columbia whose lives have been affected by autism through advocacy, education, support, services, and research to promote inclusion and community awareness.
DC Autism ParentsOther ResourcesDCAP is dedicated to helping families in the Metropolitan District of Columbia whose lives have been affected by autism through advocacy, education, support, services, and research to promote inclusion and community awareness.
EastersealsEducationProvides exceptional services, education, outreach and advocacy so that people living with autism and other disabilities can live, learn, work and play.
EastersealsTrainingProvides exceptional services, education, outreach and advocacy so that people living with autism and other disabilities can live, learn, work and play.
EastersealsOther ResourcesProvides exceptional services, education, outreach and advocacy so that people living with autism and other disabilities can live, learn, work and play.
Hearst Elementary School
Autism Program at Hearst
Therapies & TreatmentsIt is one of the only schools in DCPS (DC Public Schools) that offers a program for students with autism in all these grades. Additionally, the autism program at Hearst has a maximum of 8 students per classroom, each with one classroom teacher and two paraprofessionals. The autism program at Hearst has wonderful service providers on site, including an occupational therapist, speech-language pathologist, school psychologist, social worker, and school counselor, as well as a physical therapist available as a consultant.
Hearst Elementary School
Autism Program at Hearst
Psychology & PsychiatryIt is one of the only schools in DCPS (DC Public Schools) that offers a program for students with autism in all these grades. Additionally, the autism program at Hearst has a maximum of 8 students per classroom, each with one classroom teacher and two paraprofessionals. The autism program at Hearst has wonderful service providers on site, including an occupational therapist, speech-language pathologist, school psychologist, social worker, and school counselor, as well as a physical therapist available as a consultant.
Milestone Autism ResourcesSupport GroupsMilestones Autism Resources improves the lives of people on the autism spectrum by educating, training, and connecting the autistic community with evidence-based information.
Milestone Autism ResourcesOther ResourcesMilestones Autism Resources improves the lives of people on the autism spectrum by educating, training, and connecting the autistic community with evidence-based information.
My Autism TeamSupport GroupsMyAutismTeam is a free social network that makes it easy for you to get the emotional support you need from others like you, and get practical advice and knowledge about managing autism treatments or therapies.
My Autism TeamOther ResourcesMyAutismTeam is a free social network that makes it easy for you to get the emotional support you need from others like you, and get practical advice and knowledge about managing autism treatments or therapies.
St. Coletta of Greater WashingtonSupport GroupsThe mission of St. Coletta of Greater Washington, the nonprofit organization, is to empower children and adults with intellectual disabilities to discover their full potential through the school program, the adult program, and Coletta Collections.
St. Coletta of Greater WashingtonOther ResourcesThe mission of St. Coletta of Greater Washington, the nonprofit organization, is to empower children and adults with intellectual disabilities to discover their full potential through the school program, the adult program, and Coletta Collections.
The arc Washington stateEmploymentAs a nonprofit organization, The Arc of Washington State advocates for quality services and the funding necessary to meet the needs of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families, including birth to three services, special education, employment and residential support, health care, transportation, rest and inclusion in the community.
The arc Washington stateRecreation & Community LifeAs a nonprofit organization, The Arc of Washington State advocates for quality services and the funding necessary to meet the needs of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families, including birth to three services, special education, employment and residential support, health care, transportation, rest and inclusion in the community.
The Center for Children with Special NeedsSupport GroupsThey collaborate with a variety of health care organizations, state agencies, families, and health care providers to plan and implement grants and contracts that improve systems of care and increase access to health education and community resources.
The Center for Children with Special NeedsOther ResourcesThey collaborate with a variety of health care organizations, state agencies, families, and health care providers to plan and implement grants and contracts that improve systems of care and increase access to health education and community resources.
The Developmental Disabilities CouncilSupport GroupsDDC advocates for better services and supports for people with developmental disabilities and their families. The job is to understand the needs of people with developmental disabilities and their families, and to find ways to improve the system so that it supports people to live successfully in the community.
The Developmental Disabilities CouncilOther ResourcesDDC advocates for better services and supports for people with developmental disabilities and their families. The job is to understand the needs of people with developmental disabilities and their families, and to find ways to improve the system so that it supports people to live successfully in the community.
Uw Autism Center
Center of human Development Disabilities.
University of Washington
Evaluation & DiagnosisThey serve individuals and families affected by autism spectrum disorders through exceptional clinical services, innovative scientific research, and high-quality training. Its clinical services include diagnosis, evaluation and intervention for people with ASD
Washington autism allianceSupport GroupsWashington Autism Alliance (WAA) expands access to health care, education, and services for people with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and related intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in Washington state.
Washington autism allianceOther ResourcesWashington Autism Alliance (WAA) expands access to health care, education, and services for people with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and related intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in Washington state.
We Rock the Spectrum Kids Gym - Federal WayRecreation & Community LifeWe Rock the Spectrum Federal Way is committed to providing a safe, enriching and fun environment to encourage learning, exploration and safe sensory experiences. Through the non-profit foundation My Brother Rocks The Spectrum, they offer social skills groups and activities for children across the spectrum. The gym features 12 pieces of specialized sensory equipment: zip line, zip line with slide, crash pit, trampoline, tunnel, swing mat, hammock swing, climbing frame, elevating swing, spinning rotators, climbing mountain and rope bridge. Under the direction of Colin Hirsch.
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