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Abound Health provides a range of services to individuals of all ages--including adults--with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Their North Carolina services include day programs, group homes, AFLs, Innovations Waiver services, B3 & state funded services, supported employment, specialized consultative services, and services for traumatic brain injuries.

This organization provides support for adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities as well as their sibling care partners. Services include natural supports education, community networking, assistance for navigating Medicaid funded services, and peer support/coaching.

Amazing Grace Advocacy provides navigation and support for individuals with disabilities and their families through family and youth programs. They also have a program specifically geared towards the transition to adulthood.

A website with county specific listings of services and resources available to help people with IDD and their families recover from Hurricane Helene.

This organization offers the following services: - One-to-One coaching for Adults and Teens, Parents, and Neurodiverse Partners - Online support groups for neurodiverse adults/teens and parents - Social groups including an artist collaborative, book club, craft & knitting groups, and more Also offers trainings and workshops.

Autism Consulting of the Carolinas supports families as they navigate the complex emotions and experiences of caring for a child with ASD by empowering clients with the tools needed to work through these difficult emotions and discover ways to maximize the wonderful potential of their children. They also offer services related to transition planning, including considerations of post-secondary education and entering the workforce.

Parent-to-parent support group for parents of teens (ages 14-19) with autism, intellectual disability, and mental health needs. Receive help in navigating the next steps with your children.

A list of resources to help individuals and families with needs related to hurricane and disaster recovery including social narratives and links to statewide resources.

Do you or a loved one have a recent diagnosis of autism? Are you looking for information and answers to help you or your loved one? Do you need guidance to navigate early intervention, school, community, or adult services? Our Autism Resource Specialists are available to help individuals and families in every county of North Carolina.

ASAP offers day supports, community living, community networking, supported employment, residential supports, respite, crisis, and specialized consultive services. https://www.facebook.com/ASAPCares

This consulting organization addresses the transition to adulthood for individuals with ASD, and supports strategies for improving skills of executive functioning in the home and workplace.

The CIDD offers seminars/workshops for parents/professionals as well as support groups for people with ID/DD on the topic of sexuality and relationships. The Let's Talk About Sexuality program is a seven week curriculum with two concurrent groups: ages 11-16 and parents. Weekly "family focused" segments are included that provide opportunities for interactive family activities.

This organization offers a range of care services, including the following: - Residential - Day supports - Habilitation - Supported Employment - Supported Living - Respite Care & more!

Open to parents and caregivers of neurodivergent individuals of any age. The group is intended to support and connect members to resources in the high country community. Educational sessions are also offered to group members on a different schedule.

Empowering individuals and families through education, Covenant promotes choices, variety, and alternatives in service options. The organization is committed to explaining the benefits of all eligible services, irrespective of the chosen service provider. In addition to education, Covenant serves as an advocate, ensuring the rights and interests of individuals and families are represented for full legal rights and access to services. Moreover, Covenant forms partnerships with local community entities to overcome barriers, offering quality treatment and facilitating independent lifestyles for the individuals they serve. The organization also assists in building community partnerships, connecting individuals and families with both paid and natural support for a more independent life. They also contract with Spanish interpreters to serve Spanish-speaking families.