Connecting with other families is one of the most practical things you can do after an autism diagnosis — other parents often know the local ropes better than any brochure. New Orleans has established organizations that offer both community and hands-on help navigating services, waivers, and school. This page points you to local groups and what they can do for you.
Runs online caregiver support groups, including a Spanish-speaking caregiver group, and an online social group for autistic adults 18 and older; participants register through the ASGNO site.
Visit siteOffers peer-to-peer support for families of children and adults with disabilities from its Harahan office, and serves as the Louisiana Parent Training and Information Center (LaPTIC).
Visit siteA nonprofit offering resources and support to families affected by autism, with a Southshore location in Chalmette, plus community events and social outings for autistic adults.
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