Where to find other autism families, peer support, and community in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.
Few things help more than connecting with other families who get it. Pittsburgh has a well-developed network of parent support groups, regional autism organizations, and statewide resources. This page points to real, verifiable local and statewide resources — and to the caution that specific groups and schedules change, so confirm current details before showing up.
Pittsburgh-headquartered nonprofit founded by parents in 1996. Coordinates support groups across Pennsylvania, runs a virtual parent support group, and provides telephone support and advocacy.
Visit siteVolunteer-run Pittsburgh autism organization active since 1967, providing information, advocacy, and community. Hosts the Fams of Steel Support Circle for parents and caregivers, meeting via Zoom.
Visit siteASERT's statewide autism resource guide listing support groups across Pennsylvania, including Pittsburgh-area groups. Useful for finding a group that matches your family's situation.
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