DC Autism Collaborative
A public-private coalition hosted by Children's National that compiles autism resources for DC parents and professionals.
The practical details
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What this is, in plain language
The DC Autism Collaborative, hosted by Children's National, is a coalition of professionals, community leaders and parents working to widen early and equitable access to autism diagnosis, support and coordinated care in DC. It has compiled resources for professionals and for parents navigating evaluation and support, with some materials translated into Spanish and Amharic.
Getting started
Call 888-884-2327 or email dcac@childrensnational.org to ask about its compiled resources.
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What they say about themselves
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- The DC Autism Collaborative is a public-private coalition of professionals, community leaders and parents working to increase early and equitable access to autism diagnosis, support and coordinated care in DC.
- It has compiled resources aimed at both professionals and at parents and caregivers navigating autism evaluation and support.
- Materials from the Collaborative have been, or are being, translated into both Spanish and Amharic.
- Participating organisations include DC Autism Parents (DCAP) and the DC Autism Society (DCASA), alongside healthcare providers and schools.
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- Yes:Offers help in Spanish
- Yes:Names the local area it covers
- Yes:Describes help with school and special education rights
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