Clients and Families
Families often act as the primary advocates for individuals with autism and IDDs, working to ensure their loved ones receive the services and support they need to thrive.
- Advocacy
- Emotional support
- Support for daily living
- Enhancement of quality of life
- Improved outcomes
Organizations
Government agencies or private and non-profit companies support individuals with autism and IDDs and their families by promoting research, awareness, and advocacy.
- Access to resources
- Legal protections
- Support and community
- Research and advocacy
Clinicians and Providers
Physicians, psychologists, therapists, and educators provide medical treatments, behavioral interventions, educational support, and other services to help individuals with autism and IDDs reach their full potential.
- Diagnosis and assessment
- Treatment planning
- Therapy and intervention
- Coordination of care
- Education and support
Caregivers
Caregivers play a vital role in the lives of people with autism and IDDs, helping individuals overcome challenges through support, encouragement, and advocacy.
- Support for daily living
- Emotional support
- Advocacy
- Enhancement of quality of life
- Improved outcomes