The image shows a promotional guide for autism services in Massachusetts, featuring a logo with colorful overlapping lines resembling a brain. Below the logo, there are three children and an adult woman smiling against a yellow background. The guide's title includes the text "Guide to Autism Services in Massachusetts" and a subtitle "School Age."

School Age Resources

The School-Age Resource Guide is designed to support families as their children grow and enter school. It offers practical, easy-to-understand guidance to help families navigate the systems, services, and supports available in Massachusetts. Whether you’re exploring new resources or already connected to services, this guide provides the information you need to make informed decisions and confidently plan for your child’s success.

This free guide includes:

  • Steps for understanding and accessing an Autism or developmental disability diagnosis for school-aged children

  • Information on special education and Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) in Massachusetts

  • Guidance on insurance coverage for therapies and interventions

  • Overview of evidence-based interventions and therapies

  • State and community services for school-aged children

  • Tips for navigating school and community supports

  • Planning for the future, including educational and financial considerations

  • Home and community safety resources

Download this free guide by completing the form below for roadmap to access supports and services for your school-aged child in Massachusetts.