Community Resources
29 Acres
Mission: “To ensure that people living with autism and other neurodiversity have community and a safe place to live where opportunity and happiness are the standard.”
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A Better Approach
Mission: “When your child is young, every decision feels urgent and heavy. Between long waitlists, confusing insurance requirements, and uncertainty about what therapy should look like, it’s hard to know where to turn. You want support that helps your child build skills now — without sacrificing dignity, individuality, or long-term growth.”
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ABA ENHANCEMENT
Mission: “Our mission is simple: We provide hope and love to the individuals and families we work with, regardless of funding source. This manifests in the programs we have that help neurodiverse individuals. It manifests in how we help individuals become more independent and self-reliant. It manifests in how we impact the overall quality of life for our clients and their families.”
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AFiL (Association for Independent Living)
Mission: “To provide a safe and supportive living environment for our adult residents who are diagnosed with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, elevating them to their highest independence and interdependence through life skills, education and vocational guidance.”
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Action Behavior Centers
Mission: “Action Behavior Centers began with a simple but powerful mission: to make high-quality autism care accessible to families who need it most. What started as one family’s journey in Austin has grown into a nationwide commitment to help children reach milestone moments through compassionate, evidence-based applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy.”
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Advocate Together
Special Education
Mission: "Bridging the gap between parents and school leaders to ensure students with disabilities receive the support, inclusion, and advocacy they deserve."
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Website: advocatetogether.org
Follow us: @advocatetogether
Alpaca Health
Mission: "The Future of ABA Belongs to Clinicians, Not Corporations"
"We support the people who support your child. That means we handle the behind-the-scenes work — billing, scheduling, insurance paperwork — so providers can spend less time on admin and more time on care.We’re not the provider. We’re not the boss. We’re the scaffolding.Our role is to make it easier for independent providers to do what they became providers to do: help your child grow, learn, and thrive."
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Amazing House of Hope
Mission: "To empower young adults with autism and severe behavioral challenges to reach their fullest potential by identifying and addressing the root causes of behavior through a compassionate, holistic, and evidence-based approach. Integrating therapeutic intervention, innovative education, vocational training, research, and comprehensive social and family support to foster confidence, independence, purpose, and a meaningful sense of belonging."
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Angels of Care Pediatric Home Health
Mission: “Our goal is to provide the best home health care and to serve you in a loving, caring, and professional manner. We infuse our “HALOS” values (Heart, Advocacy, Love, Outreach, Speed) into everything we do, with our clients at the Heart of every decision. We are a big family here, so we pour into our employees; we feel when we show love to our employees and they love their job, they will pass that love onto our clients.
The Angels of Care family includes thousands of HALOS-minded nurses, therapists, attendants, CNAs, and specialists throughout the states we serve, and we would be honored to match you with the perfect clinician to care for your loved one."
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Arise Special Needs Ministry
Irving Bible Church
Mission: "God made each person in his image, and everyone has a purpose and inherent value. But many individuals with special needs and their families don’t experience this hope. That's why Arise exists! We offer a wide range of opportunities meant to encourage, empower, and uplift the whole family."
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Trinity Clark (Director of Arise)
Dawn Johnson (Arise Coordinator)
The following list of resources is provided for informational purposes only. The Not Forgotten 1st has compiled these resources based on our personal experiences and the experiences of others, but we encourage you to conduct your own thorough research and due diligence before engaging any of these providers. Your interactions and any agreements with these third parties are solely between you and the provider. By using this resource list, you acknowledge and agree that The Not Forgotten 1st is not liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages.