The Autism Society of Nebraska's Mission is to advocate, educate, support and create awareness for autism and to support families and individuals in the state of Nebraska who face Autism.

The Early Childhood Training Center links experts across the state with those programs or agencies who request training on a wide variety of topics related to early childhood and family development. Trainers are current practitioners with demonstrated expertise--teachers/caregivers, teacher educators, program administrators, health professionals, psychologists, social workers and therapists--who bring their skills and knowledge to local communities to share with those working directly with children and families. Training is developed and tailored to meet the needs of each audience.

The Early Development Network provides services and supports that are designed based on the needs of children birth to age three and their families with the belief that parents know what is best for their families. These services are designed to act on what families think is important for their child and family. The Network is staff by friendly, supportive people who listen to and respect families. The network also can connect families with other families who have had similar experiences.

The Nebraska Medical Assistance Program (NMAP/Medicaid) offers -- under a waiver of statutory requirements -- home and community-based services to infants and toddlers who have care needs which meet a care level typically provided in a nursing facility. Waiver services are limited to infants and toddlers who are currently receiving services as defined under Nebraska’s Early Intervention Act. Services coordination/case management is provided by the Early Intervention Services Coordinator.

Advocacy agency supporting people with developmental disabilities and their families since 1952.