Autism Hope Center Inc

The Autism Hope Center was formed in 2005 as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization. We are a free resource that has been instrumental in bringing programs, services, and support to families and professionals throughout the Chattahoochee Valley. Receiving appropriate services is essential to transitioning into adulthood and being capable of independent living and employment.

Some of the programs and services we provide are:

• Information and Referral Services,
• Training for Parents, Teachers, Therapy Providers, and Those Living with Autism 
• Support Groups for Caregivers
• Annual Autism Resource Fair and Family Day 
• Autism Training for First Responders
• Social and Sensory-Friendly Activities
• Parents Night Out
• Hope for Autism Gala
• Teens in Transition

    According to the CDC, 1 in 36 children is on the autism spectrum. The need for services and support has never been greater; we assist families in finding providers who can diagnose and treat those impacted by autism. Currently, there are an estimated 4,000 individuals affected by autism in the Chattahoochee Valley, and the numbers continue to rise. Most funds raised for autism support national-level research and advocacy. In contrast, donations to the Autism Hope Center enable us to continue providing programs and year-round support for local families. Our outreach promotes awareness and acceptance while connecting families with crucial resources throughout our community. Your contribution will help us provide this support for families living with autism in our area. The Autism Hope Center remains the only free resource for families affected by autism in the Chattahoochee Valley because of the selfless support of individuals like you.