Autism Spectrum Services
Respite Care

Access Cub is a unique and structured special education program licensed by the Department of Family and Protective Services. We are equipped with Texas certified teachers, and have a small student to teacher ratio.

Seeking support and maintaining one’s own health are key to managing care giving years. Using respite care before you become exhausted, isolated, or overwhelmed is ideal, but just anticipating regular relief can become a lifesaver. As a parent of a child with special needs, I understand the difficulties and struggles you face when trying to find the right care and services for your family, yourself, and your home. Care Partners was founded in 2007, for the unique purpose of enabling families to find balance. We offer parents an opportunity to spend time outside the home with other friends and family, or to just relax. Give them time to take care of errands such as shopping, exercising, getting a haircut or going to the doctor. Most importantly, parents benefit from the comfort or peace of mind knowing that the child with special needs is spending time with another caring individual.



Services provided occasionally or on a regular basis, and may be scheduled from a few hours to overnight. Services are provided in-home, allowing patients to remain in their own environments. For more information, visit us online at www.acaringpartner.com or call 832 206 2668.

Children's Association for Maximum Potential (CAMP) is a non-profit corporation established in 1979 to provide a wide range of recreational, rehabilitative, educational, and respite services for children with developmental disabilities and their families. Central to each of CAMP's programs is the provision of medical support. This ensures that every child, regardless of the degree of his or her medical needs, will be able to participate in all programs. CAMP was founded with the express purpose of filling major gaps in services for children with developmental disabilities. This is also done indirectly by training potential care-providers at all levels - teens through professionals - in order to support families in the care of their children.

Education InsideOut offers assistance to families of special needs children in academic areas, fine arts and social skills. Using effective technology, individualized instruction, and after school tutoring, EIO’s degreed and certified instructors customize academic enhancement plans in your home for families and individuals. When we all work together, success is inevitable.

Friday's Kids provides free child care for children with special needs and their siblings. The program normally runs on Friday evenings from 6 - 10pm during the fall and spring college semesters. There is a licensed nurse on site and one trained volunteer for every child with special needs. Please email us for an application and a nurse will schedule an evaluation with you.

I offer respite care, in your own home or my home, to individuals with the following disabilities: Developmental Delays, ASDs (Autism Spectrum Disorders), Mentally Handicapped, and other similar disabilities.

I enjoy working with individuals with ASDs. I have volunteered, helped out with Sharonsweb Autism Foundation. I also have a brother with Schizophrenia, moderate-severe MR, and severe Autistic tendencies.

I'm pretty flexible on times, although, currently, I'm only accepting evening care. I sometimes bring along treats for the children as well as sensory toys, to calm them down. Unless, you specifically do not want your children to have candy, then please let me know! Thank you.

I have 30 years of experience working with autistic children in public school settings, and recently took an early retirement. I am now available to provide many services including short term respite care, tutoring, IEP reviews, daily living skills and more. Please see web site at www.30yearsofautism.com

We Accept: Cash, Money orders, NCI, Respite Reimbursement, and TEA non-ed funding. Drop-ins welcome! Pooh's Panda is a childcare facility for children ages 3-18. Client types include, but are not limited to, children with autism, cerebral palsy, mental retardation, pervasive developmental disorder, or speech and hearing impairments. See about and service pages for more information!

We provide ABA services throughout the houston and surrounding areas.

It is the mission of The Arc of Dallas both to improve the quality of life of people with mental retardation and related conditions. To accomplish its mission, The Arc of Dallas acts as an advocate for such persons, provides support to them and their families, and promotes awareness and acceptance in the community.

The Arc of Greater Tarrant County is a 501(c)3, non profit organization that has worked to improve the quality of life for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The Arc of Greater Tarrant County was started in 1949 by a group of parents who wished to discuss educational needs for their children. Our services include advocacy, information and referral, parent and professional education, public education and fun activities and classes.

About 5,900 of our local citizens and neighbors are very much like us, yet different. They love their families, attend school, and work hard. They watch television, go shopping, and pay their taxes. They are persons with mental retardation, and they need our help. The Arc of McLennan County invites you to become a member of our dynamic organization dedicated to providing care and support for persons and their families impacted by mental retardation and developmental disabilities.

The Arc of San Antonio was founded in 1954 by parents who needed support and services for their children with special needs. Today, the Arc's mission is to enhance the quality of life for people with developmental disabilities. We fulfill this mission through a wide range of services including day habilitation for adults, after-school and summer programs for children and youth, and information, referral and case management for people with developmental disabilities throughout the San Antonio and Bexar county.

The Arc of San Antonio currently provides childcare, day habilitation and work training to an average of 185 children and adults today. The Arc plays a distinctive role among social service providers in San Antonio and Bexar county.

A Texas not-for-profit organization designed to provide "model" homes for individuals with autism, blindness/deafness, mental retardation and/or multiple disabilities. The Sean Ashley House is a Home & Community Based Services (HCS) providing a meaningful living environment for children and adult with disabilities as well as Day Habilitation.

Our focus is on autism.

The purpose of University of Texas Autism Project (UTAP) is to provide a center of excellence for services, knowledge, and best practices related to living, and working, with children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD).