Find help in your state.
Support for neurodivergent people and their families is delivered state by state. These are the official, always-current finders that point you to the right office wherever you live in the US.
Your state's Parent Center
Every state has a free, federally funded Parent Training and Information Center that helps families understand special education and their rights.
Vocational Rehabilitation
Your state VR agency funds and supports employment for people with disabilities, including counseling, training, and accommodations.
Protection & Advocacy agency
Every state and territory has a P&A agency that protects the legal rights of people with disabilities at no cost.
The Arc
Local advocacy and community support for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families, with chapters nationwide.
Autism Society
Local connection, support, and resources for autistic people and their families, through affiliates across the country.
ABLE account
Compare your state's ABLE program, which lets a person with a disability save money without losing benefits.
Job Accommodation Network
Free, confidential, one-on-one guidance on workplace accommodations, funded by the U.S. Department of Labor.
These finders lead to independent, authoritative organizations and open in a new tab. Listing them is not legal advice or an endorsement of every position they hold. We link to them because they reliably route you to the right help in any state.
State spotlights
We are based in Texas. Our program pages include a Texas resource spotlight alongside the national ones: see BeaconArc for families, CompassCohort for neurodivergent adults, and BeaconAmplify for employers. As we grow, we will add spotlights for more states. If you know a resource that belongs here, tell us.
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