Connecting with other autism families is one of the most practical forms of support, and West Virginia has a handful of active groups plus statewide virtual options. Around Charleston, families rely on a mix of local organizations and virtual meetings to trade advice, navigate waitlists, and feel less alone. This page lists verified options and how to find more.
Serves Kanawha, Putnam, and Cabell counties with inclusive family events (monthly year-round, weekly in summer) and advocacy support from a licensed social worker who is also a parent of autistic children.
Visit siteFree parent education and support group for families on wait lists for autism evaluations or services. Meets the first Wednesday of each month (6:00-7:30 p.m.) with a virtual option; registration required.
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