Lowcountry Autism Foundation
Family support and parent groupsMUSC-affiliated nonprofit offering free family support services and Charleston-area parent support gatherings across the Lowcountry.
Visit siteAutism Support Groups in Charleston, South Carolina
You do not have to navigate autism alone, and Charleston has a real community of families and organizations ready to help. Support groups offer connection, practical advice, and respite, whether you are newly navigating a diagnosis or years in. This page lists verified local and statewide options in the Lowcountry.
SOS Care - Knights Respite and Recreation Club
Respite and recreation programDirect-service nonprofit whose Knights Respite and Recreation Club serves children and adults with autism and intellectual disabilities in Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester counties, offering recreation and caregiver respite.
Visit siteSouth Carolina Autism Society
Statewide advocacy and case managementStatewide organization providing case management, advocacy, and referrals, with staff supporting Charleston-area school districts.
Visit siteMUSC Project Rex
Social skills groupsMUSC-affiliated program offering social skills groups for children and young people, complementing parent-focused support.
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