A new diagnosis or a long to-do list can feel overwhelming. Here are trusted federal, Florida, and Brevard County resources for families, in one place. Questions about ABA therapy itself are answered on our FAQ page.
The federal special-education law that covers IEPs, services, and your rights as a parent.
Visit IDEA →Free milestone checklists and clear guidance on what to do if you have a developmental concern.
Visit CDC Act Early →Plain-language guides for families of children with disabilities, on everything from diagnosis to school.
Visit the parent center hub →Trusted, parent-friendly information on special-education law and how to advocate for your child.
Visit Wrightslaw →National education and support, with local affiliates and a help line for families.
Visit Autism Society →Free early intervention for infants and toddlers, birth to 3, with developmental delays. Statewide line: 1-800-218-0001.
Visit Early Steps →State services and the Medicaid waiver for Floridians with developmental disabilities, including autism. 1-866-273-2273.
Visit APD →Free advocacy and legal protection for people with disabilities across the state.
Visit Disability Rights Florida →Information on Medicaid health coverage in Florida, which may help cover ABA services.
Visit Florida Medicaid →Free autism support, consultation, and parent training. Serves Brevard County. (407) 823-6011.
Visit UCF CARD →School-based exceptional student education, IEPs, and 504 plans for Brevard students.
Visit BPS ESE →A local help line that connects families to community resources. Dial 211 any time.
Visit 211 Brevard →These are independent organizations, shared as a starting point for Brevard families. Links open in a new tab.
We are always glad to help families understand their options, whether or not you become a client.