Atlanta Autism Consortium
Backed by a strong network of professionals, volunteers, and supporters, The Atlanta Autism Consortium continues to lead the way in shaping a more understanding and inclusive world for individuals with autism.
Autism Hope Center
Autism Hope Center is a non-profit organization serving the Chattahoochee Valley area that seeks to provide information and programs to improve the lives of children and families affected by autism. The Autism Hope Center uses its proceeds to provide family support grants for local families to receive consultations, specialized training, and community seminars on critical topics such as home respite care, life stage transitions, coordinating service agencies and effective parenting of children with special needs.
Easterseals North Georgia
Easterseals North Georgia offers comprehensive early care and education programs, early intervention therapy and mental health services, family support initiatives, autism services, our foster grandparent program, and direct financial assistance through the Champions for Children program.
Georgia Autism Initiative
The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) is committed to helping children and families with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and related developmental delays, through the DPH Georgia Autism Initiative. Based on the coordination and delivery of services at the state level that improve the capacity of early intervention, family counseling and support, transition planning and provider training for infants and youth with ASD from birth to age 21 and their families collaboratively with doctors and district coordinators.
Georgia Autism Resources by Ability Life Solutions
Helps you worry less so you can live more with the right resources at your fingertips as a go-to website for Autism support and community.
Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD)
The mission of the Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD) is to bring about social and policy changes that promote opportunities for the wide spectrum of diverse people with developmental disabilities and their families to live, learn, lead, work, play and worship in their communities. GCDD works with legislators and advocacy groups to influence and support public policies that foster positive change in the way education, housing, workplace/career and community life opportunities are available to people with developmental disabilities.
Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD)
DBHDD and the Emory Autism Center are partnering to improve Georgia’s community-based infrastructure for adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). DBHDD helps Georgia families find high-quality developmental disability care for adults living with autism in the state.
Georgia Medicaid
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) webpage at Georgia Medicaid detailing coverage for ASD services for people under the age of 21. ASD coverage is provided for assessment and treatment services based on severity and based on medical necessity.
Georgia Race for Autism
The Georgia Race for Autism is a USATF-certified 5K and qualifier for the Peachtree Road Race. Race for Autism supports the SPECTRUM Autism Support Group to provide camps and clubs for those affected by autism in our community.
GSU Autism Plan for Georgia
The Center for Disability Leadership at the Georgia State University (GSU) has developed this plan that has been organized to address ten areas of activity that emerged from discussions with families, providers and policy makers; review of historical documents and related planning efforts in Georgia; the research literature; and review of autism plans from other states.
A clearing house of resourceful information specifically pertaining to individuals and their caregivers as related to ASD and other mental health conditions.
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