The Academy for the Advancement of Children with Autism (AACA) is a newly-formed organization that offers information, education and treatment services for children with autism and other related disorders. The Academy is committed to the self-actualization of students affected by any aspect of autism.

AACA provides an academic solution to children facing developmental challenges. Specialized education curriculums are combined with individualized treatment programs to further the advancement of each child. No two children sharing the same diagnosis respond equally to the same exact course of treatment. Transition is also extremely difficult for most children facing these types of challenges. Therefore, AACA believes that to achieve the best results it is necessary to make many different types of treatments available so that each child's specific needs can be addressed.

The Academy offers the most cutting-edge research-based treatments available to date. There is also a clinic on site. Treatments available at AACA include:

- Adaptive PE
- Applied Behavior Analysis
- EGG Biofeedback
- Equine Therapy
- Floortime Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Parent Training
- Psychotherapy
- Respite Therapy
- Speech and Learning

Almansor's Early Childhood Education Program provides early intervention, pre-school, day care, special and regular education programs for infants, toddlers and children ages birth through 8. Home-based intervention, parent education and family counseling are available for family members and care providers.

The Early Childhood Education Program is specifically designed to meet the needs of both the regular education student and those at-risk for learning, language, motor or other developmental delays. Our nationally recognized TAKING CHARGETM programs empower parents and care givers to provide their children with optimum learning opportunities.

At Behavioral Education for Learning Lasting Approaches, Also known as B.E.L.L.A. Services Inc. We take pride in helping all families get the proper help they need for their children. Our goal is to see all families and children succeed in obtaining and maintaining lasting approaches in their everyday lives.

Buonora Child Development Center is a full-service, family-focused, early intervention program specifically designer to meet the individual needs of infants and toddlers who are at risk of or have developmental delays and/or disabilities, along with their families. Our play based interactive program includes an interdisciplinary rehabilitation team. Children can receive services from the following: Child Development Specialist, Speech Pathologist, Occupational Therapist, Registered Nurse, Psychologist, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Interpreter, and Behavior Therapist. A pediatric consult is available on an as needed basis. Together we will provide opportunities that will enhance your child's development.

Buonora Child Development Center is a full-service, family-focused, early intervention program specifically designer to meet the individual needs of infants and toddlers who are at risk of or have developmental delays and/or disabilities, along with their families. Our play based interactive program includes an interdisciplinary rehabilitation team. Children can receive services from the following: Child Development Specialist, Speech Pathologist, Occupational Therapist, Registered Nurse, Psychologist, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Interpreter, and Behavior Therapist. A pediatric consult is available on an as needed basis. Together we will provide opportunities that will enhance your child's development.

To provide a safe, supportive, and interesting environment that will enable consumers to become increasingly self-reliant, well integrated, and contributing members of their families and community.

California Respite Care provides In-Home non-medical respite care to families caring for a loved with a developmental disability. We are regional center funded.

State Respite Coalition

Respite

Capitol Autism Services and it's sister companies, Land Park Academy and The Listening Clinic, are all located in the Greater Sacramento Area and provide services to children with autism and their families. With programs based on the principals of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), we provide individualized services to children with autism, including but not limited to in-home theraputic programming, year-round educational services in a school setting, community training, sibling support and applied research. Please contact us with any questions.

no kids with significant behaviors, chronic seizures, no children with medical devices

The Children’s Center offers a community preschool/day care program to community children ages birth to 5 years to children with varied abilities and their families. An extended day care program is available to the children enrolled with disabilities.

We provide respite care services for kids with mild-to-moderate developmental disabilities and their parents. College Nannies & Tutors is the largest resource of nannies & tutors in the country.

Provide respite care for families

The Contra Costa Child Care Council provides leadership to promote and advance quality care and early education.

I will provide respite care and treatment for kids and adults with autism. I am a professional who specializes in autism with 37 years of practical experience. I am willing to provide respite care for weekends or afternoon activities as well as provide nutritional diet and research along with my recent research. I am doing a study of candida albicans and the effects of older students with autism.

Riverside County Child Care Center; Private, non-profit agency. Riverside site takes infants to 3 years.

Hill & Dale is dedicated to providing quality early childhood education and care for children from birth to 5 years.

When children are rejected from day care – not working – Kathleen McFarlin also handles – views child at school, home and day care, writes a report with recommendations

A branch of a therapy intensive/respite camp for children with special needs (thus far focusing on children with autism/autistic like challenges) and their families.