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Autism Society of North Carolina — Charlotte

The statewide autism nonprofit's Charlotte-area office, offering parent training, support groups and one-on-one help.

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The practical details

Ages servedAll ages
Current waitNo wait time published in the sources we saw — ask when you call
WhereCharlotte (University Executive Park Drive)
Address8307 University Executive Park Drive, Suite 231, Charlotte, NC 28262
Phone704-894-9678
Services offeredSupport GroupsRespite CareParent Training / EducationAdvocacyFinancial / Benefits Assistance
Funding takenSliding-scale respite grants for low-income families

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What this is, in plain language

The Charlotte-area office of the Autism Society of North Carolina offers parent training, support groups and workshops on advocacy, behaviour support and the transition to adulthood. Resource specialists give one-on-one help with school rights and finding local providers, and the office runs Employment Supports and sliding-scale Respite Care programmes, plus a Spanish-speaking specialist.

Getting started

Call 704-894-9678 to reach a Charlotte-area resource specialist and ask about parent training, support groups or one-on-one help.

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What they say about themselves

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  • North Carolina's statewide autism organisation runs a Charlotte-area office offering parent training, support groups and workshops on advocacy, behaviour support and the transition to adulthood.
  • Charlotte-based resource specialists give one-on-one help understanding a child's rights in the school system, finding local healthcare providers and joining a support group.
  • Runs an Employment Supports programme offering vocational assessments, résumé building, interview preparation and ongoing on-the-job support.
  • Offers a Respite Care programme giving families a break from caregiving, with sliding-scale financial assistance for low-income families.
  • Provides a Spanish-speaking specialist for families who need help in Spanish.
  • Its office page does not itself say services are free — the ABA/clinical and employment programmes it houses are Medicaid- and insurance-funded, and respite is sliding-scale rather than free.

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  • Says its services are free to families
  • Offers help in Spanish
  • Names the local area it covers
  • Describes help with school and special education rights

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