Arc of the Ozarks Autism & Neurodevelopmental Center
Family support · respiteSpringfield center offering family navigation and a Saturday respite program funded through the Southwest Missouri Autism Project.
Visit siteWhere autism families find support and community in Springfield and the Ozarks — parent groups, respite, sibling programs, and the organizations that anchor them.
A diagnosis can feel isolating, and other parents who have walked the path are often the most useful resource there is. Springfield has a genuine support network for its size, much of it run through the Arc of the Ozarks and Easterseals Midwest. This page covers what's available and how to plug in.
Springfield center offering family navigation and a Saturday respite program funded through the Southwest Missouri Autism Project.
Visit siteRecreational and social programming for children and young adults with disabilities in the Springfield area.
Visit siteHosts parent support groups, Sibshops for siblings, and community-based social-skills groups from its Springfield office.
Visit siteMissouri's federally funded Parent Training and Information Center offering free help with IEPs, 504 plans, and disputes.
Visit siteUniversity of Missouri center offering family resources and referral support that reach across the state.
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