General Resources

Reframing Autism Welcome Packet

The kit helps families of children ages four and under make the best possible use of the 100 days following the diagnosis.

This includes a free downloadable kit of information about various supports and services including therapy for families of newly diagnosed children with autism.

You do not need a formal autism diagnosis to access AANE’s support, services, or community. You are the expert on your own experience.

This guide walks you through next steps after receiving an autism diagnosis and includes information about your rights as an adult on the spectrum.

This kit helps you learn how to access services, advocate for your child, and connects you to a positive community of families, like yours, for support.

Online learning space specifically created for elementary and middle school students to help them to learn more about autism.

Peer education programs designed to teach K-8 students about their peers with autism.

The Autism Safety Project provides families with tips, information, expert advice and resources so that everyone in our community can stay out of harm's way.

Resources and tools about safety and autism related to Abuse and Neglect, Bullying, Interactions with police, Mental Health, and Safely Navigating the Community.

The Autism Society VEI aims to increase vaccine education, confidence, and access among individuals with autism and their families.

Free guides for wandering prevention. There are specific guides for parents/caregivers, teachers, and first responders. Check out these tools and share with people you know to prevent wandering and getting lost.