<strong>You do not have to navigate autism alone, and connecting with others who get it can be one of the most practical forms of support there is.</strong> Around Hartford, families and autistic adults can tap into statewide Connecticut organizations offering support groups, workshops, and social programming. This page lists verified groups, explains the different types, and helps you find one that fits.
Statewide leader in advocacy, education, and family support, now part of Clifford Beers Community Care Center. Offers support groups, workshops, and trainings for autistic adults, teens, and families, with meetings in towns including Wallingford and Middletown.
Visit siteNewington-based nonprofit offering low-cost, professionally run recreational and social programs for autistic children, teens, and young adults ages 3 to 35, along with siblings and parents, in a supportive environment.
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