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AbleNest is an inclusive online marketplace that empowers entrepreneurs with disabilities by providing a platform to sell their handcrafted goods and access business incubator resources. It also serves as a community hub for families to discover trusted service providers, ranging from pediatric therapy to recreational programs.
Endeavor Behavioral provides specialized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy and social skills training for children and adolescents with autism and developmental disabilities. Their services include in-home support, school shadowing, and parent training designed to help families improve communication and manage behavior effectively.
Space Therapy & Gym provides comprehensive pediatric services including speech, occupational, physical, and ABA therapy under one roof. They offer specialized programs such as DIRFloortime and feeding therapy to support children's developmental milestones and independence.
Hope For Three provides resource navigation and financial assistance to help families living with autism access clinical treatments and therapies. They offer support programs, advocacy, and community awareness to reduce the financial and emotional burden on caregivers.
A dedicated community space for young adults ages 18–30 with disabilities. Offers a Young Adult Program and Social Club that build friendships, social skills, and a sense of belonging. The HUB creates a welcoming environment where young adults can connect, grow, and participate in meaningful activities.
Partners Resource Network operates the Texas statewide network of Parent Training and Information Centers (PTIs) to support families of children and youth with disabilities. They provide free training, information, and individualized assistance to help parents navigate the special education system and advocate for their child's rights.
The Arc of Katy provides social, recreational, and educational programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They offer an adult day program, summer camps, and monthly social events designed to foster independence and community inclusion.
Bridging Lives is a family-centered program providing social skills groups, therapeutic summer camps, and behavioral support for individuals with developmental disabilities. They offer a variety of services including residential assistance, in-home training, and professional counseling to help families bridge gaps in care and improve overall quality of life.
The Harris Center provides comprehensive mental health and IDD services, including early childhood intervention, crisis support, and behavioral health treatments for all ages. They help families navigate the complex IDD system and provide service coordination for Medicaid waivers like HCS to ensure individuals receive necessary community supports. Their mission is to help people with disabilities live with dignity and independence regardless of their ability to pay.
Workforce Solutions provides comprehensive career support and vocational rehabilitation for individuals with disabilities to help them prepare for, find, and retain employment. Their services include personalized career counseling, assistive technology, and specialized pre-employment transition programs for students and young adults.
Pupila Family Eye & Ear Care provides specialized vision and hearing services, including vision therapy and pediatric eye exams designed to support healthy development. They also offer neurofeedback and integrated listening systems to help individuals improve visual processing and nervous system regulation.
The NEEDS Program empowers the neurodiverse community by providing proactive education on safety risks and solutions to prevent crime and exploitation. It offers specialized presentations for parents and students on topics like cyber safety, bullying prevention, and navigating interactions with law enforcement. This resource helps families protect vulnerable loved ones while fostering better communication with first responders.
Tyler and Maderer is a Texas law firm specializing in Social Security Disability, Special Needs Trusts, and Guardianship for families. They provide expert guidance to help parents and individuals navigate complex legal systems and ensure long-term financial security for loved ones with disabilities.
The Arc of Harris County provides advocacy, social programs, and resource navigation for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. They offer educational advocacy to help parents navigate school meetings and provide recreational activities like summer camps and social clubs.
Houston Karate Academy provides inclusive martial arts training with specialized programs designed to support individuals with special needs and developmental disabilities. Their classes focus on improving physical coordination, self-confidence, and social skills in a structured and encouraging environment.
Epilepsy Foundation Texas provides specialized medical clinics and supportive programs for individuals and families living with seizure disorders. They offer summer camps for children and teens, along with resource navigation and education to help parents manage their child's health and advocacy needs.
A residential Christian summer camp offering love, acceptance, and the full summer camp experience to children and adults with special needs who may not be able to participate elsewhere. All activities and facilities are designed to include campers of every ability level — so everyone can experience the magic of camp.
Comprehensive adult programs for individuals with disabilities 17+. Services include adult day programs, residential programs, behavioral health support, the Baylor Transition Medical Clinic, Believe Dental services, and employment support. A one-stop hub helping adults thrive in the community.
County-provided services for children, at-risk teens, families, current and former foster youth, and vulnerable adults. Helps families access a wide range of community support programs, protective services, and benefit navigation across Harris County.
Offers Pre-Employment Transition Classes, Employment Services, and Community-Based Day Services for young adults with disabilities transitioning out of high school. Helps participants build work readiness, explore career options, and connect to real employment opportunities in the community.
State-funded Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) program providing Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) for students with disabilities ages 14–22. Services include job exploration counseling, work-based learning experiences, workplace readiness training, and self-advocacy instruction.
A combined network offering afterschool social skills programs (ages 5–18), young adult social groups (18+), the Learn2Work experience (ages 12–15), pre-employment transition services (ages 14–22), and employment support for adults 18+. Bilingual services available through Incuentro.
Serves students PreK–12th grade and adults with autism, ADHD, communication challenges, and learning disorders. Combines academic rigor with therapeutic practices tailored to each student. Also offers the EMERGE post-secondary program and residential options for adults.
Post-high school education program for adults with Down syndrome focused on maintaining and building academic, vocational, and life skills. Designed to bridge the gap after high school for young adults who want to continue growing in independence and community participation.
Guides families through the complex process of understanding and obtaining SSI, SSDI, Medicaid, and Medicare benefits. Also covers residential care options and long-term financial care planning so families can make informed decisions about their child's future support and security.
H-E-B's Disability Bridges initiative provides job training and supportive services for individuals facing employment barriers — including people with disabilities, veterans, and at-risk youth. The program removes obstacles to meaningful work and helps participants optimize their contributions in the workplace.
Post-Secondary Employment Training Programs (PATHS) through Texas A&M's Center on Disability and Development. Offers training in Human Services, Horticulture, and Transition/Independent Living for adults 18+. Includes real-world practicum experiences on the Texas A&M campus in College Station.
Informs, connects, and supports families raising individuals with disabilities. Offers supported vocational training, social experiences, and employment opportunities for adults who have completed high school or are in post-secondary transition. Focuses on building independence and community belonging.
A barrier-free camp in the Houston area designed so that children and adults with special needs can enjoy the thrill of camping alongside their peers. All activities are adaptive, meaning they can be completed regardless of mobility, emotional, or learning challenges — no one is left out.
A faith-based organization spreading hope and love to people with differing abilities through camps, socialization opportunities, and on-the-job training. Works to grow community understanding and acceptance while giving individuals meaningful ways to connect, learn, and contribute.
Specialized guidance for special needs families navigating major life transitions — including divorce, co-parenting, and other family changes. Helps families create thoughtful plans that protect and support their child with special needs through every stage of family life.
Provides early childhood intervention (ECI), therapy services, and adult day programs for individuals with disabilities of all ages. Also offers family/parents night out, respite care, CLASS case management for community living assistance, transition support, and employment services.
Comprehensive services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) of all ages. Offers service coordination, respite care, behavioral support, specialized therapies, crisis services, employment assistance, day habilitation, and Early Childhood Intervention (ECI). Also manages the HCS Interest List for home and community-based services.
A federally-funded nonprofit operating the Texas statewide network of Parent Training and Information Centers. Empowers Texas families impacted by disabilities and special healthcare needs with free training, information, and individualized support — helping parents become effective advocates for their children.
