Autism Society of Massachusetts - Resource Guides
- Amanda LaClair, Chairperson
- Mar 24
- 2 min read
Date last verified by SEPAC: March 24, 2025.
Navigating the myriad of services can be overwhelming, and our guide aims to provide a clear, step-by-step roadmap for accessing essential resources in Massachusetts. From state services and insurance coverage to special education, safety resources, and community resources promoting inclusion, our guide cover vital information tailored to the needs of Massachusetts families. Resource guides included on their website through request:
Birth Through 3 Years Old Resource Guide
The Birth Through 3 Years Old Resource Guide is designed to support families during their child’s earliest years. It offers comprehensive information about the process of receiving a diagnosis, accessing Early Intervention services, insurance coverage, and connecting with family support programs across Massachusetts. Whether you're just beginning the journey or already receiving services, this guide helps families understand available supports and how to access them. It’s a valuable tool for empowering families with knowledge during this important stage of growth and development.
School Age Resource GuideThe School Age Resource Guide provides families with essential information to support children from preschool through high school. It includes resources on educational services, including special education and Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), as well as guidance on navigating insurance, connecting with community-based programs, and understanding safety services available throughout Massachusetts. This guide is designed to help families make informed decisions, advocate for their children’s needs, and access the right services to support their child’s success both in and out of the classroom.
Resources coming soon:
Guide to Autism Services in Massachusetts - Transition Ages 14-21
Guide to Autism Services in Massachusetts - Ages 22+