Autism Society of America (ASA)-

The Autism Society of America exists to improve the lives of all people who are affected by autism. They do this by increasing public awareness about the day-to-day issues faced by people on the spectrum, advocating for appropriate services for individuals across the lifespan, and providing the latest information regarding treatment, education, research and advocacy.

Autism Society of Central Oklahoma (ASOCO)-

ASOCO’s members include parents, professionals and other interested members of the public, as well as people with autism. They are dedicated to the education and welfare of all people with autism and other pervasive developmental disorders. They help and support people with autism, and their families as well as support legislation that expands and improves their services.

ASAP Forums –

The forums will keep you up to date on the meeting schedule and any new information that comes our way pertinent to autism research and support.

Developmental Disabilities Service Division-

DDSD’s mission is to help individuals and families who, themselves, need help to lead safer, healthier, more independent, and productive lives.                    

Jenny McCarthy’s Site –

Generation Rescue is an international movement of scientists and physicians researching the causes and treatments for autism.

National Institute of Mental Health -

The mission of NIMH is to transform the understanding and treatment of mental illnesses through basic and clinical research, paving the way for prevention, recovery and cure.

Oklahoma Autism Alliance (OAA)-

OAA is a bridge between 3 important organizations: Oklahoma Family Center for Autism (OFCA), Oklahoma Autism Network (OAN), and the Oklahoma Statewide Autism Conference. This website offers great tools and information for those who need or offer support and have a vested interest in “World of Autism”.

Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS)-

OKDHS includes access to key online applications; programs and services information that target specific groups of people, career information, and accessibility compliant content for people with disabilities.

Oklahoma Developmental Disabilities Council (ODDC)-

The ODDC Council promotes quality services and programs that enable persons with developmental disabilities to realize increased independence, productivity, integration and inclusion in the community. Though not providers of direct services, the Council has assisted thousands of Oklahomans to live, work, play, and learn in their own homes and in their own neighborhoods. ODDC is also responsible for overseeing Partners in Policymaking, a program designed for adults with disabilities, parents of children with disabilities who are too young to advocate for themselves, and advocates for persons with disabilities.

Oklahoma Family Network (OFN)-

The Oklahoma Family Network is Oklahoma’s non-profit Parent-to-Parent mentorship and referral network, empowering families who are raising children with special health care or disability needs.

Oklahoma Parent Network (OPN)-

OPN’s main purpose is to unite parents in the support of taking care of a loved one with a disability. Share your thoughts and experiences and converse with other Oklahoman families. Learn from one another, share resources, and gather information in this user-friendly atmosphere.

Oklahoma State Department of Special Education –

OSDE Special Education is a valuable resource and tool which can be used to support students, families, service providers, teachers and school personnel. The OSDE Special Education Services web site offers information and technical assistance to further enable family involvement, smooth transitions at all stages of the educational process and support.

Sibling Support Site - Website undergoing construction, available soon!