Finding childcare that truly works for an autistic child can feel like solving a puzzle with missing pieces. Savannah has an autism nonprofit running an inclusive early-learning academy from 18 months, an ABA center with school-readiness routines, and a Hopebridge center with long weekday hours.
Early Learning Academy at 11500 Middleground Road in Savannah, designed to accommodate children with autism in an inclusive setting, for ages 18 months through pre-K.
Visit siteCenter-based ABA at 79 West Fairmont Avenue in Savannah with structured play-based learning, peer practice, sensory tools and school-readiness routines for ages 18 months to 6, typically 20 to 40 hours a week.
Visit siteCenter-based ABA at 5000 Business Center Drive, Suite 500, open Monday to Friday 8:30am to 6pm, blending structured learning, early intensive behavioral intervention and real-world practice toward classroom readiness for children under 10. Therapy rather than childcare; ask how the day is structured.
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