No one should navigate an autism journey alone, and Morgantown''s university-anchored resources make peer support more reachable than in much of rural West Virginia. From WVU''s parent support group for families stuck on evaluation waitlists to statewide inclusive family events, there are real communities to plug into here. This page explains what support groups offer and lists verified options serving the Morgantown area.
Free parent support group run by the WVU Center for Excellence in Disabilities for families waiting on autism evaluations or services. Meets the first Wednesday of each month, 6 to 7:30 p.m., at the CED in Morgantown, with a virtual option; registration required.
Visit siteWest Virginia nonprofit hosting inclusive, sensory-friendly family events, monthly through the year and more often in summer, at community venues statewide. Open to families across WV.
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