Serving the needs of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders, their families, caregivers, and service providers throughout the state of Alaska via information, referral, training, and consultation. The Alaska Autism Resource Center (AARC) is a resource provided by the Special Education Service Agency (SESA) located in Anchorage, Alaska.

Maintain and promote the program in public policy making; Make best use and account for public funds; Develop provider capacity to include people with Developmental Disabilities (DD) in their communities; Set and monitor standards for individualized community-based services; resolve disputes.

Maintains an information Center, disseminates current legal rights information throughout Alaska, and gives presentations at conferences held in Alaska.

The Council provides a constructive process that connects the public with policymakers, to ensure the thoughtful development of an efficient and seamless service delivery system that meets the needs of individuals with disabilities across the life span. A government agency. The Council uses planning, capacity building, systems change, and advocacy to create change for people with disabilities. Consistent with our State Plan we work towards systems change in areas including housing, employment, early intervention, special education, lifelong learning, independent living and inclusion in the community.

Partnership of Alaska families of children with disabilities, which provides support, training, resources and advocacy statewide.

PARENTS is a partnership of Alaska families with disabilities that provides support, training resources, and advocacy statewide.

PARENTS is a partnership of Alaska families with disabilities that provides support, training resources, and advocacy statewide.

The Arc of Anchorage is a private, not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting community integration and quality of life for children and adults who experience developmental disabilities, behavioral health issues, or deafness.

Formerly known as a University Affiliated Program (UAP), the Center for Human Development — now called “A University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Education, Research, and Services (UCEDD)” — strives towards full participation of all Alaskans, including those who experience disabilities, in the communities of their choice.