Support for home, school, community, and everyday life.

A self-advocate-created resource covering safety, community inclusion, autonomy, bullying, mental health, and support for families.

A guide created with autistic adults to help with diagnosis questions, next steps, legal rights, and supports in adulthood.

Employment planning support with guidance on career options, resumes, interviews, accommodations, and workplace rights.

A family-friendly walkthrough of the IEP process that can help you prepare for school meetings, paperwork, and next steps after assessment.

An official California insurance page covering autism treatment access, behavioral health treatment rules, and complaint pathways when coverage is delayed or denied.

The state's managed care guide to behavioral health treatment, how to get care, and what families can do if a health plan will not approve medically necessary autism support.

If you disagree with a school district evaluation, this California guidance explains the right to ask for an independent educational evaluation at public expense.

An official family guide to consent, assessments, IEP participation, nondiscriminatory testing, and the rights parents have when working with the school district.

A California starting point for families who want to ask for help through their school district or local early support system, including when written parent consent is needed for assessment and services.

Official California developmental services information families can use when exploring early intervention pathways and regional center support.

The official California In-Home Supportive Services page for families exploring support that can help a child or disabled family member stay safely at home.

Official California paid family leave information for caregivers who may need short-term wage replacement while supporting family needs at home.

Social Security's official SSI information for children with disabilities, including what families may need before beginning the application process.

A step-by-step guide for families who are worried about development and want help moving from concern to evaluation and action.

Regional autism services that include family support, developmental services, and help connecting with programs across Southern California.

A practical starting point for families preparing for early intervention, treatments, and next-step support after a new diagnosis.

A searchable directory for services, supports, and autism-related organizations by ZIP code, state, and service type.

A neurodivergent-led organization offering culturally responsive education, advocacy, and support for Black autistic people and their families.

A regional directory of support groups, advocacy organizations, and family connections hosted through North Los Angeles County Regional Center.

A Southern California directory page focused on haircut and salon support, including local autism-aware providers, contact details, and age ranges served.

A family-friendly haircut prep guide with salon tips, a visual schedule, and planning ideas that can make grooming visits feel more predictable and less stressful.

A Los Angeles-area children's salon with Studio City, Eagle Rock, and Montrose locations, plus kid-focused seating, screens, and patient stylists that can help some families create a calmer haircut routine.

A nationwide starting point for finding sensory-safe barbers, stylists, and salons that are building haircut experiences around regulation, communication, and comfort.

Evidence-informed family courses, videos, and autism learning tools that help caregivers support everyday development from home.

A free early learning app families can use for reading, math, creativity, and social-emotional practice at home.

Free PBS KIDS games families can use at home for low-pressure play, routine building, and learning through familiar characters.

An autistic-led online gaming community with youth-centered support, community events, and social connection built around shared interests.

PBS KIDS videos families can reach quickly for calm screen time, shared learning, and familiar routines at home.

A PBS video collection that can help families, educators, and community members better understand autism through real stories and perspectives.

A guide for families of school-age children who want a clearer plan for school support, services, and what to do next.

Parent mentoring, IEP education, advocacy support, workshops, and family resource navigation for families across the Antelope Valley and surrounding communities.

A practical guide to sensory differences that can help families think through sound, touch, movement, and daily regulation needs.

A family guide to using visual supports for daily routines, transitions, communication, and predictability at home or in school.

A symbol-based tool families and educators often use to create visual supports, schedules, and communication materials for home and school.

A browseable collection of sensory balls, poppers, tactile toys, and early play tools families can look through when building a calmer home setup.

A soft play couch families often use for forts, deep-pressure style cozy setups, gross motor play, and quieter indoor movement days.

A widely used AAC app families can explore when a child or adult needs speech support, language modeling, or another way to communicate more clearly.

A movement tool families and therapists may consider when a child seeks spinning, vestibular input, and full-body sensory play.

An AAC app with multiple page sets, touch and switch access, and family-friendly tools for building communication support.

A fidget option families can browse when they want something twistable and hand-based for focus, movement, or quiet regulation support.

A calmer Chuck E. Cheese experience with dimmed lights, lower volume, and early-hours play for families who want a softer outing.

A place to look for venues, events, and businesses that have sensory-inclusive supports in place before you head out.

A quieter trampoline-park session with toned-down sound and a more comfortable environment for guests with sensory needs.

Browse locations for a sensory-friendly kids gym built around play, movement, and inclusive family visits.

A sensory-safe indoor play option with open play, calming spaces, and movement-based equipment designed so more children can participate comfortably.

Transition planning support for self-advocacy, employment, education, housing, healthcare, and community living.

Official Disneyland baby care information with locations for diaper changes, nursing, feeding, and calmer care support during a park day.

Disneyland's official DAS page for guests who, due to a developmental disability like autism or similar, cannot wait in a conventional queue for an extended period of time.

Use Disneyland's official map to find guest services, restrooms, baby care, first aid, attractions, and places to take a breather before you arrive.

An official planning page for accessibility services, rider requirements, and visit support before a LEGOLAND California day out.

LEGOLAND California's autism support page helps families plan for sensory needs, rider access, and the support options available before a visit.

SeaWorld San Diego's official accessibility guide includes services, attractions, and visit planning details for guests who need extra support.

Universal Studios Hollywood's official accessibility guide covers boarding needs, ride information, stroller and wheelchair questions, and planning support before you go.